Sentence examples for a problem of discipline from inspiring English sources
"There's obviously a problem of discipline: some children have no boundaries.
Accurate and reliable estimation of the kinematic state of a six degrees-of-freedom Stewart platform is a problem of interest in various engineering disciplines.
The first of several reform councils was held at Pisa in 1409 to deal with the schism and with many other problems of discipline and doctrine.
Some of the schisms were theological conflicts foreshadowed in the apostolic church; others were internal quarrels related to liturgical differences, power politics between different patriarchates or church centres, problems of discipline and piety, or social and cultural conflicts.
He was quickly sent back to the frontlines, this time in Belgium where the Army of the North was experiencing the same problems of discipline and organization.
But a second and even more influential A.P.S.A. report, "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System," published in 1950, sifted through the problem of party discipline.
The objective function and performance constraints are usually extracted from or defined for a physical problem of a single engineering discipline.
Conservative politicians are up in arms about the ministry's worryingly liberal drift, arguing that misplaced western-influenced ideas have undermined traditional Japanese morality and created a rash of discipline problems in the classroom.
"I think in the long term, a reason we have these disparities is because of the fact that unfortunately there are a higher percentage of discipline problems in some racial and ethnic groups than other racial and ethnic groups.
Keep a paper trail of discipline problems.
