Sentence examples for called discipline from inspiring English sources

When a team wins, control is called discipline.

"Such erratic and inconsistent behaviour, veering from the extremely harsh to the indifferent, cannot be called discipline," says Pam Hibbert.

The European left has a history of toeing the party line – it is called discipline and unity – in the pursuit of freedom, equality and justice.

At the session called "Discipline Is Not a Dirty Word," led by Dr. JoAnn Vale, parents were sitting so rapt and scribbling notes.

The band was to be called "Discipline" but instead became a revived King Crimson.

Spin magazine's review of the album called "Discipline" "the most conventional tune" from The Slip. * "Discipline" – 4 30.

But Dell reported gross margins of 18.7%, thanks to what it called "disciplined" pricing as well as an increase in sales from the first quarter.

These scholars, often called biology education researchers, are part of a growing field of inquiry called discipline-based education research (DBER).

In the past decade, the recognition that science disciplines have individual nuances associated with pedagogy has given rise to a new field of research called discipline-based educational research (Singer et al., 2012).

For example, Sirum and Madigan (2010) provide evidence for changes in classroom teaching as a result of year-long bimonthly discussion groups called discipline-specific scientific teaching learning communities (STLCs).

Its goal is what it calls "discipline flourishing democracy," which would presumably avoid the undisciplined clash of interests in more open Western-style democracies.