Sentence examples for Out of discipline from inspiring English sources

The letters will focus on 17 areas of civil rights concern, including possible racial discrimination in student assignments and admissions, in the meting out of discipline, and in access to resources, including qualified teachers.

Number two, the soldiers have gone out of discipline; they're shooting randomly and also looting.

I am encouraged that they turned the lens on love in the Bathtub, because even tough love has been squeezed out of discipline in poor communities.

Well, inside the box is a photograph of Bo Didley in a bondage harness the one taken for the front cover of Black Gladiator, a tear-stained page ripped out of The Story of the Eye by Lord Auch, a cum-stained page ripped out of Discipline and Punish by Michel Foucault, a cassette recording of Spiritual Unity, a set of darts with novelty pornographic flights, and a tarot card depicting The Tower.

And she tossed out the claim that three black prison guards were singled out for discipline because of their race.

"And we do want to make sure that guys aren't singled out for discipline because of the department not liking them," he added.

Meanwhile, at the Draper household, Betty's had enough of Don bottling out of disciplining the kids.

And that gives Twitter its third way out of disciplining Trump's account — a determination that something he tweeted isn't a violation of the rules in the first place.

(For each bunk occupied at Avalon, the company reportedly receives more than thirty dollars a day; an inmate "shipped out" on account of discipline means a loss of that revenue).

"What we don't want is to create a tree-line path for someone to be able to utilize the appeals process to stall out the inevitability of discipline," Birch said.

After a member of our group posted the Crimson's coverage with a warning to "stay safe," presumably from politically correct overseers, one rising junior suggested that users should refrain from posting offensive messages not out of fear of discipline but out of moral conviction.