Sentence examples for adequately disciplined from inspiring English sources

Additionally, all officers responsible for abuses should be adequately disciplined and, where appropriate, prosecuted.

Diocesan officials want to determine if there are any past allegations of abuse that have gone unheeded, and whether the priests involved may not have been adequately disciplined or treated.

And the department is threatened with federal oversight because of a finding that it does not adequately discipline officers who use excessive force.

The department is also facing the possibility of federal oversight because of a finding by the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn that it has failed to adequately discipline officers who use excessive force.

Mr. Green -- who as public advocate issued a report in 1999 that criticized the Police Department for failing to adequately discipline officers accused of misconduct -- was endorsed yesterday by the police union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.

The organization, 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care, said the monitoring was intended to intimidate and silence a group that had been critical of the department, especially of its efforts to recruit minority officers and to adequately discipline police officers guilty of brutality.

I had either failed to adequately discipline him or else I had mismanaged some element of his routine.

In recent months, administrators at UC Berkeley and UCLA have been widely criticized for failing to adequately discipline high-profile faculty members accused of violating the university's sexual harassment policies.

A group of 37 students, faculty and alumni filed a federal complaint against Occidental in April, contending that the school did not adequately discipline students found guilty of sexual misconduct, created a hostile climate for sexual assault victims and violated federal mandates under Title IX, a non-discrimination law.

The review board has provided a backdrop for the debate in recent years over whether the Police Department adequately investigates and disciplines officers accused of brutality.

In the debate over whether the abuse was the action of a handful of misguided soldiers who betrayed their service's codes and ethics, several lawmakers also asked whether commanders should be punished with more than reprimands for the failure to adequately supervise and discipline their subordinates.