Bull Meechum, the career marine of The Great Santini (1980), is a warrior without a war who during peacetime inflicts an often severe discipline on his family.
According to Buddhist belief, enlightenment is the experience of true reality, an "awakening" through which one could comprehend the true nature of things.2 Shakyamuni thought he could reach enlightenment by practicing asceticism, a lifestyle of severe discipline.
Earlier this year, members of the Oklahoma football team release a statement asking for "severe discipline" of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity's senior leadership after a video was released of members chanting "there will never be a n****r in SAE".
Or, practicing a few blocks of severe discipline, walk clockwise around the place onto Rue de Lyon and then, shortly, onto Avenue Daumesnil and the Viaduc Cafe, which has a jazz brunch until 4 p.m. My preference is for the former, but I'm older now, and the grand, flower-decked Belle Époque ambience of Bofin-ger is easier on me.
Thus there is no perfect vision, that needs only a certain kind of severe discipline, to ensure success.
The players union could find itself caught between angry members who receive severe discipline and a much larger group who applaud the crackdown.
Five members of the six member group that disciplined this employee had been members of a group that gave less severe discipline in comparable cases.
Among those who have benefited from the Bloomberg administration's propensity to pay settlements are Charles and Christopher Castro, brothers and former police officers who participated in a lawsuit filed in 1999 by the National Latino Officers Association of America alleging a hostile environment for minority officers, including disparate and more severe discipline, during the Giuliani years.
This economic hardship, along with the racism prevalent in all branches of the Brazilian armed forces, and the severe discipline enforced on all navy ships, spawned a mutiny known as the (Revolt of the Whip) among sailors on the most powerful ships.
The economic hardship, the racism prevalent in all branches of the Brazilian armed forces, and the severe discipline enforced on all navy ships spawned a mutiny known as the Revolt of the Lash, or Revolta da Chibata, among sailors on the most powerful ships.
