Sentence examples for capable of disciplining from inspiring English sources
"The Department of Justice demonstrated conclusively that it is not capable of disciplining its prosecutors," the statement added.
The legal team that defended Mr. Stevens, Republican of Alaska, called those suspensions "pathetic" and inadequate, saying the department had "demonstrated conclusively that it is not capable of disciplining its prosecutors".
Unlike nonhuman animals (belluae), human beings are capable of disciplining themselves (imperare sibiipsis) and to shape their nature (et naturam et mores sibi formare) (Paralipomena, OO, X, 448a).
Despite missteps elsewhere on the menu, Mr. Massoud is running a kitchen capable of discipline and finesse.
Urged by those who reluctantly embraced him to tone down his rhetoric, Trump has in recent weeks attempted to show he is capable of discipline.
The delays, the draft says, have "serious negative consequences for the department's disciplinary system, including impact on the viability of prosecutions, deterrence, fairness to members of the service who are ultimately exonerated, and the public's perception that the department is willing, and capable, of effectively disciplining its own members".
The goal: organizations filled with employees who are capable of self-discipline.
Nyad is capable of incredible discipline, but she can be surprisingly unheeding: she never opens her mail and rarely has anything in her refrigerator.
In seeking to design and improve technology based on what its users are mentally capable of, the discipline is the cognitive counterpart of ergonomics.
And bond markets were seen as all-powerful, capable of imposing discipline on governments by pushing up borrowing costs in the face of irresponsible policies.
