Privatization does not work, is
driven by dogma
and is horrendously expensive.
Apologists seek to
impose a dogma
rather than seek a truth.
We aren't tied down by the
outdated dogma
which holds labor back.
The roman church sought to bring local churches, often with regional or political variations, into line with official
church dogma.
Dogmas of empiricism.
Indeed, it is possible to
reject ancient dogmas
for reasons that are part of the trouble rather than part of the cure.
They have all started from the base that the mind dies with the brain in order to appease
orthodox scientific dogmas.
Dogma of religion.
The important is that we don't
accept the dogma
that comes fro!
The proposals are based on the
neo-liberal dogma
that competition is the only solution to the development of the industry.
Once free of the spell of
market dogma, the answer appears under our noses.
Dogmas of christianity.
Dogma of the church.
He has been a constant source of sound advice, often
challenging accepted dogma.
Such finer points of
marxist dogma
or strategy were confined to a minority.
The rp that is now challenged only
became a dogma
in the late 19th century, fostered by the public school system.
Political
ideological dogma
is again very much to the fore.
A party leader who wants to
avoid dogma
is understandable.
I'm not into any specific
religious dogma
myself.
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