Sentence examples for an organized discipline from inspiring English sources

SRI is a relatively young movement and first became an organized discipline in the United States in the early 1970s.

In one sense, it is possible not only to place and date, but even to time, its emergence as an organized discipline: at about 5 p.m. (EST), 8 May 1985, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the end of the Second Conference on Conservation Biology.[1] Two ad hoc committees, chaired by Jared Diamond and Peter Brussard, had met during the conference to discuss the need for a new society and a new journal.

The carbon and nitrogen cycles had also been worked out long before the advent of ecosystem studies as an organized discipline.

From a historical perspective, the organized discipline of critical care medicine is a relatively young field.

OTPOR was an organized, highly disciplined movement with a complex strategy and menu of tactics (all nonviolent) intended to help them meet a set of well-defined objectives.

In 1992, Falkner established an organized suspension group called Traumatic Stress Discipline.

Organized: A well-structured document reflects an organized thought process.

"This was an organized crime.

"It's an organized trade".

"It was an organized debate".

"This is an organized crime," she said.