Sentence examples for definite discipline from inspiring English sources
"People would say, 'You should kill yourself,' 'You should go away,' 'You're gay, who cares about you?' " Richard L. Swanson, superintendent of the local school district, said his staff had conducted quarterly assemblies on behavior, taught tolerance in the classroom and had "definite discipline procedures that respond to bullying".
But for my father that meant something definite: It signaled discipline, respect, care and responsibility.
Not definitive, just definite.
Industrial work, he reckons, teaches discipline, because you have to follow a definite process, meet specific goals, work in teams, and respect your colleagues' time.
In 2004 the Orange brigades had clear leaders, a definite aim (a new election, which they got) and formidable discipline.
The transfer of knowledge between disciplines and industries is increasing, albeit slowly, with a definite shift towards holistic design and a more responsible attitude to material use.
For nearly two decades he had lived a highly disciplined life focused primarily on completing his philosophical system, which began to take definite shape in his mind only in middle age.
- (CS) Ladies and gentlemen, unlike many other economic disciplines, marketing is a true science and as such it has its own definite laws and rules, which remain the same regardless of those involved in them.
There is a definite air of the unknown, so we'd need to call upon our skills and experience from various disciplines to get down.
Most participants thought that there was a definite difference in attitudes to, and knowledge about, the guidelines and how to practice evidence-based medicine in the psychiatric discipline compared to somatic specialties.
