The phrase "a strict disciplinary" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in contexts discussing rules, regulations, or enforcement within an organization or institution.
Example: "The school implemented a strict disciplinary policy to address behavioral issues among students."
Alternatives: "a strict code of conduct" or "a strict enforcement policy."
A strict disciplinary system causes deputies to vote consistently in line with their party.Jesús García Barcala MadridSIR – You have been writing about Spain's splendid ten years of economic growth until only very recently.
Dr. Mark Smaller, a Chicago psychoanalyst, started the program at Morton Alternative three-and-a-half years ago as a contrast to schools that take a strict disciplinary approach to youths with behavioral problems.
Speaking less than four weeks before the World Cup gets under way in Australia and New Zealand, Richardson stressed there is a strict disciplinary policy against "disrespectful" player behaviour.
THE PROVIDENCE EFFECT Rollin Binzer's documentary tells the story of Providence St .Mel, a former parochial school on the West Side of Chicago turned by the educator Paul J. Adams III into a not-for-profit institution with a strict disciplinary policy and a 100percentt college acceptance rate.
They added: "It's a pure money culture and of course it's one thing for private colleges to be doing it if the students are paying, but it's being done at the taxpayer's expense .But St Patrick's said it had a "strict disciplinary code" ... and that problems were no more "than in any other comparable institution".
Its features included isolation of victims from the outside world, elaborate roll calls and work details, the use of force and executions to extract obedience, and a strict disciplinary code for the guards.
You should have been much more vigilant in developing a stricter disciplinary policy.
In Great Britain, the term came into wide use in 1878, when Joseph Chamberlain and Frank Schnadhorst organized the Liberal Association of Birmingham on strict disciplinary lines, with a view toward managing elections and controlling voters.
Thayer instilled strict disciplinary standards, set a standard course of academic study, and emphasized honorable conduct.
Under the Code of Criminal Procedure Article 73, Zolotov must "take effective measures to eliminate these violations and to conduct an official investigation which results in strict disciplinary action" against those involved.
Due to the avant-garde nature of the interdisciplinary PhD, postgraduate students may be haphazardly accommodated into an existing system that is structured along strict disciplinary lines.
