Sentence examples for commitment to discipline from inspiring English sources

The Christian ethos they refer to is simply that of a commitment to discipline, respect, and general motherhood and apple pie.

Police officials point to the increase in the number of officers being punished as evidence of their stronger commitment to discipline, one that they say has had a significant impact.

General Nkunda and his top commanders say their fighters have a commitment to discipline as well: drunkenness, looting and rape are offenses punishable by imprisonment and possibly death, according to senior rebel officers.

In fact, the critics say, the leniency in punishment over the last three years continues to demonstrate that the department does not have a commitment to discipline officers in excessive force cases and that only institutional and structural change under the oversight of a monitor can change the department's culture.

The results, to be released today, offer a detailed view of the city's paradoxical relationship with its police force, suggesting that residents unequivocally appreciate the department's role in rolling back crime but are suspicious of its tactics, its attitudes and its commitment to disciplining brutal or corrupt officers.

His stuffiness and commitment to "tradition, discipline and rules" is presented as ruinously inflexible.

Miller shares CVA's commitment to faster discipline for employees and a smaller bureaucracy.

But the Republican brand represents a certain broader approach, Ms. Dabbs argues, like a commitment to fiscal discipline.

The other, on his economic agenda, will reaffirm his commitment to financial discipline and no overall tax increases.

"We know the path that will lead to economic success," Mr. Obama said, as he promised to "redouble" the administration's "commitment to fiscal discipline".

Mexico, in contrast, is growing robustly, and, in contrast to their Washington counterparts, Mexican policy makers are demonstrating remarkable commitment to fiscal discipline".