The phrase "administering discipline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to enforcing rules, managing behavior, or implementing consequences in various settings, such as schools or workplaces.
Example: "The school has a strict policy for administering discipline to ensure a safe and respectful environment for all students."
Alternatives: "enforcing discipline" or "imposing discipline".
Many people complained that Coach Chris Olsen had failed to administer discipline and was conflicted in his dual role as the school's athletic director.
The union also began a separate proceeding before the system arbitrator, Stephen Burbank of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, arguing that Burbank — not Goodell — is the only person who can administer discipline in the case because it involves violations pertaining to the payment of non-contract bonuses, which are prohibited by the C.B.A. as salary-cap violations.
Under the guidelines, schools and teachers are being urged to move away from relying on officers to administer discipline.
When a baptized member is accused of committing a serious sin usually cases of sexual misconduct or charges of apostasy for disputing the Watch Tower Society's doctrines —a judicial committee is formed to determine guilt, provide help and possibly administer discipline.
For administering stern discipline, Andrew is fired.
Administering fair discipline will help your child to learn to control herself while also developing a sense of responsibility.
Changes to the rules that administer ecclesiastical discipline against priests who sexually abuse minors are also expected to be made public in the next few days.
Still, in recent seasons the league toughened rules against checks to the head in an effort to reduce concussions, and it brought in a respected former player, Brendan Shanahan, to administer tighter discipline against players who commit dangerous fouls.
In addition to Clare, there is a man named George Laidlaw, who is obsessed with the national debt; Margaret, a woman who is convinced that God is speaking to her; Charles Seymour, an aristocrat who is not at all insane but who has been parked there by his parents to get him out of the way of an unsuitable love match; and the fearsome Admiral Stockdale, who administers rough discipline.
