Everything we do is controlled, disciplined and reasoned.
It was only in the second half of the century, probably as a result of English influence, that figure drawing was subjected to a controlled linear discipline (as in the Flavigny Gospels).
There's a widespread view that activism at controlled companies helps discipline controlling shareholders, mitigates the principal-principal agency problem, and supports traditional institutions' stewardship function.
In the 2005 general election Lynton Crosby boiled down the Conservative message to 10 words (more police, cleaner hospitals, lower taxes, school discipline, controlled immigration).
Shell was viewed as a model of quiet efficiency, controlled spending and disciplined allocation of capital.
The 2005 Tory election manifesto, masterminded by Lynton Crosby, the Australian strategist, was based on five simple themes - "more police, cleaner hospitals, lower taxes, school discipline, and controlled immigration".
And Pilates, the discipline of controlled stretching and toning exercises beloved by dancers, keeps a large proportion of performers limber and strong for the rigors of the theater.
He was a disciple of St. Gregory Palamas of Mount Athos and St. Gregory of Sinai, who, as proponents of Hesychasm, integrated a coordinated discipline of controlled breathing, concentration, and prayer.
For this purpose, myriads of chemical file formats incorporating elements of discipline-specific controlled annotations and geometric molecular configuration, have been developed over the past half century.
A Conservative alternative Queen's speech would involve fewer words but more action: more police; school discipline; clean hospitals; controlled immigration; and lower taxes.
