Promissory estoppel is the doctrine by which a technically non-contractual promise may be made legally enforceable to avoid an injustice, because one party has relied on the promise of the other party in a way that would make it unfair for the courts not to enforce the original agreement. For example, "promissory estoppel is used to enforce charitable gift pledges where the charity relies on them" (Wick, 2007)
When the democratic forces in Eastern Europe rebelled against their own Communist dictators, the politically and economically weakened Soviets did not intervene. On the other hand, as some scholars argue, Reagan's policy of "rollback," as part of America's support for worldwide democratic revolution, mostly supported anti-democratic forces (Bodenheimer & Gould, 1989)
"The Reagan Doctrine," Charles Krauthammer, one of the strongest supporters of the doctrine, said, "proclaims overt and unashamed American support for anti-Communist revolution. The grounds are justice, necessity and democratic tradition" (Krauthammer, 1985)
Presidents, one way or another, dealt with containing Communism. But it was President Reagan who specifically outlined a doctrine, calling for an outright sponsorship of guerilla forces who were trying to overthrow Communist or pro-Soviet regimes (Roskin & Berry, 2012)
Islam also encourages good relationships with others as expected by Allah. Muslims are expected to form good relations with others and look out for each other (Rossano, 2010)
If they are in accordance to the scriptures then they are true but those which are contrary to the revealed and written word in scriptures is false. The everyday lives of people comprise of religious traditions and rituals (PreserveArticles.com, 2012)
Jews on the other hand worship on Sabbath day which is also known as the seventh day. This falls either on Friday or Saturday evenings (Davies-Stofka, 2008)
They believe such people were not truly saved to begin with." (Kowalski, p
Whereas many scholars and critics, such as Kowalski and Slick here above, are amenable to a scholarly exchange on the two distinct interpretations of the Christian doctrine of security, Paton is uncompromising in his rejection of eternal security and its permissiveness. Paton asserts in somewhat inflammatory terms that "if one genuine Christian can fall, slip away, apostatize, or be severed from Christ, not only will eternal security, the head of their idol, come toppling down, but so will the rest of her defiled body! Is it any wonder that, despite the fact that the whole of Scripture is decisively against them, they must at all costs save their precious license for sin?" (Paton, p
' 40 'For this is the will of My Father, that everyone who beholds the Son and believes in Him, may have eternal life; and I Myself will raise him up on the last day,' (John 6:37-40)." (Slick, p
In a decision made in the year 2000 by the Supreme Court, an employer has the right to terminate an employee at will for a reason or no reason at all. The employer further may act inconsistently or arbitrarily without providing prior information or warning (Muhl, 2001)
As a new chief operation, Officer Bill's usage of the company's owned blackberry for personal business is a violation of the contract. Bill is aware that the blackberry is an issue of the organization and he is aware that the gadget caters for the needs of the organization (Ariana, 2010)
Commitment to the policy involves the commitment of the management team, the drafting of policies and resourcing for the policy. Employees in an organization, on the other hand, need encouragement (Dworkin, Near & Miceli, 2013)
The policy is necessary since it governs investigation of claims and the report of illegal activities. Safety of employees reporting these wrongs in an organization need consideration (Beenen & Pinto, 2009)
This is referred to as implied employment. The court will side with the fired employee on the ground that the employer broke a promise by terminating the employment (Cross, Miller & Cross, 2009)
When a worker is recognized as being hired based on the employment-at-will doctrine, the court does not grant the employee any claim for loss associated with the dismissal. This rule has been justified by the fact that employees may similarly leave a job without giving a reason or warning (Miller & Cross, 2010)
In this particular instance, Great Britain had been supporting Turkey against the Soviet Union and Greece against insurrection, but informed the United States that they would not be able to continue providing this support (USDOS 2011). The Truman Doctrine was developed in order to contain Communism by helping non-Communist nations to resist being oppressed and controlled by Communist nations or being overrun in a Communist revolution (Gregorsky 1992)
2008). Truman's justification for this, and the concept that became his eponymous Doctrine, was that any free people should be supported in their resistance to "armed minorities" from within their own nation or pressures (monetary and military) exerted by outside forces (Murrin et al
Truman Doctrine The first episode that led to the development of what came to be known as the Truman Doctrine occurred in 1947, when Truman asked Congress to provide monetary aid to Greece and Turkey to support their fight against encroaching Communist elements (Spalding 2006; Murrin et al
So is this recorded in the text by Davies & Allison which tells that the disciples were "instructed by the risen Lord to make disciples of all nations, 'teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.'" (Davies & Allison, 639) Interpretation of Others: The interpretations of others would help to drive the importance of this passage and the broader importance of the whole gospel of Matthew