Sentence examples for a disciplinary offence from inspiring English sources

One has since left after a disciplinary offence against a member of staff.

Checking emails or making calls would be a disciplinary offence, they were were told.

At some venerable news organisations, I am told, it is now a disciplinary offence for a journalist to have so much as a spritzer while on duty.

The disciplinary committee is similar to a court of law and decides whether there is malpractice or misconduct amounting to a disciplinary offence.

"Because of its military culture, the department did not recognise unions, and it was a disciplinary offence for any employee to be a member," the report says.

If officers are found to regularly fail to switch on their cameras when they should do it will be treated as a disciplinary offence, he added.

Mills, who has never previously been charged with any disciplinary offence since he began as a Fifa-licensed agent in 1993, said yesterday: "I remain fully supportive of the FA's right to investigate any suggestion of improper conduct in our game.

"There is no excuse for what he did," a senior police source told the Guardian, adding that at the very least he had committed a serious disciplinary offence and a criminal assault.

A further disciplinary offence would have led to dismissal.

The panel said: "Whilst it was reasonable to conclude that his actions had been in breach of the relevant policies, it was unfair to dismiss him for what was a first disciplinary offence.

"We take all disciplinary offences seriously," a navy spokesman said.