Sentence examples for as discipline from inspiring English sources

Sanctions are not the same as discipline.

It's not even definable as discipline.

One is listlessness and drift, as discipline crumbles, morale plummets and ideas dry up.

The manager is a problem solver and his latest mission is to inspire the team as well as discipline it.

As ambassadors for their schools and communities, cheerleaders were associated with such character-building traits as discipline, cooperation, leadership, and sportsmanship.

If it were a state, its pupils' test scores would rank dead last.Some schools struggle with the basics, such as discipline.

In the article, one of Cardinal Tagle's mentors, Father Rome Ner, was quoted as saying he possesses "remarkable empathy, as well as discipline and intellect".

Emotion is "just so terrifying," she writes, "the world refuses to believe that it can be pursued as discipline, as form".

That should have been a surprise to no one — Mr. Abrams's jazz-as-discipline pronouncement could easily have been made by Mr. Marsalis — but it did open things on a searching note.

According to this view, the 1976 lectures become nothing but a point of transition from power-as-discipline to power-as-government.

While it is undoubtedly true that in subsequent lectures Foucault laid great emphasis on power-as-government, or on a governmental interpretation of power, it is wrong to assume that Foucault passed from power-as-discipline to power-as-government, without seriously entertaining an analytic framework of power-as-war.