例句與造句

1. The doctrine of popular sovereignty directly challenged the former divine right of kings.
2. When the convention endorsed the doctrine of popular sovereignty, 50 Southern delegates walked out.
3. Ultimately, the connection of the doctrine of popular sovereignty with the failed attempt to accommodate slavery gives rise to its pejorative connotation today.
4. The senator chose to voluntarily debate his challenger because he agreed with Lincoln that slavery was a growing crisis and because he had faith that his own doctrine of popular sovereignty would create a solution to the dilemma.
5. During the debates over the organization of the Mexican Cession, Douglas evolved his doctrine of popular sovereignty, and from that time on it was irrevocably linked to his interest in the territories and in the West.
6. It's difficult to find doctrine of popular sovereignty in a sentence. 用doctrine of popular sovereignty造句挺難的
7. The nineteenth century papacy challenged the growth of liberalism ( with its doctrine of popular sovereignty ) as well as new scientific and historical methods and theories ( which were thought to threaten the special status of the Christian revelation ).
8. The application of the doctrine of popular sovereignty receives particular emphasis in American history, notes historian Christian G . Fritz's " American Sovereigns : The People and America's Constitutional Tradition Before the Civil War ", a study of the early history of American constitutionalism.
9. :: : ( ec ) According to wikipedia : " As an ideology, nationalism holds that'the people'in the doctrine of popular sovereignty is the nation, and that as a result only nation-states founded on the principle of national self-determination are legitimate ."
10. On 23 April 1798, the " Staatsregeling voor het Bataafsche Volk " was approved with 153, 913 votes against 11, 587 ( i . e . just 641 more people voted for approval in 1798 than had voted for rejection of the previous draft in 1797; about 50 % of the electorate had voted . ) The new regime therefore seemed well-grounded in the new doctrine of popular sovereignty.
11. This practice of using the seat of sovereignty as the injured party is analogous with criminal cases in the United States, where the format is " the People " or " the State v . [ defendant ] " ( e . g ., " People of the State of New York v . LaValle " or " Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v . Brady " ) under the doctrine of popular sovereignty.