Sentence examples for control and discipline from inspiring English sources

Suharto acted to control and discipline, and ultimately to rationalize, the political parties.

"The Japanese sensibility," he said, "is about tension, control and discipline.

In the same decade teachers began to feel they had lost control and discipline of the classroom.

Their civil rights lawsuit accuses Corrections Corporation of America of sanctioning "abusive practices to control and discipline the refugees".

The work he has put in has been transferred into much more control and discipline in his game.

Mr. Pitt said he believed that "private regulation presents major advantages, both in quality control and discipline".

"For me as an athlete, it was just very hard to understand how I could be so in control and disciplined in the tennis court and in my training, yet when it came to eating, I would just binge eat," Seles said.

Respect, self-control and discipline were the ideals Mr. Bess had in mind.

Hall got one thing right: if Keaton was indeed a stoic, he was one in the classical Greek sense, of maintaining self-control and discipline as a virtue, of virtue being in inherent harmony with nature, and of virtue being the sole possible source of happiness (that of the character of Steamboat Bill, Jr., if not of Keaton himself).

To be successful takes creativity, flexibility, self-control, and discipline.

Many of NorthPole's ailments were typical of Korean-and other Asian-enterprises: Financial controls and discipline were weak; the short-term debt was crippling; there were no consolidated accounts; underqualified friends and relatives occupied some key positions; and there was no transparency.