For science, unlike for dogmatic belief systems, disagreement is to be encouraged.

Here, as elsewhere, Bush is dead wrong, and too dogmatic to admit it.

In this sense, China s effort to deliberately create, through government fiat, global financial centers is both exacting and dogmatic.

These books (and the trends they indicate) are becoming less dogmatic and increasingly sophisticated in the adoption of modern management techniques.

Most governments are in fact ill equipped to understand the scientific issues, even when they are much less ideological and dogmatic than Bush.

Hardly anyone understands our dogmatic austerity policy, which goes against all experience, and we are considered largely off course, if not heading into oncoming traffic.

6.1 Kevin Galåen's (born on 18 February 1987) parents are humanists and want the tuition of their son to have a non dogmatic, agnostic basis.

One of his jokes goes to the heart of the failure of the ideology the dogmatic religion inflicted on our poor world by his namesake, Karl.

Indeed, creationism s insidious genius lies in its ability to reinvent evolution in its own image as a dogmatic belief system and thus the antithesis of science.

Yet, the culture of anti doping is equally alarming, because it embodies a dogmatic commitment that limits the capacity for critical debate over what really matters in sport.

Further stresses that the economic programmes arising from foreign debt relief and cancellation must not reproduce past structural adjustment policies that have not worked, such as dogmatic demands for privatization and reduced public services

These books (and the trends they indicate) are becoming less dogmatic and increasingly sophisticated in the adoption of modern management techniques. Their research surely includes the young science of virtual enterprise management how to nurture and support self organizing cells.