Suhr said he delayed disciplining the officers because he didn't want to interfere with a federal corruption investigation into several officers.
The vote came about a year after the board decided to delay revising discipline policies to gather community input.
But some in the company saw more indecision and delays than discipline.
Edward F. Stancik, the special commissioner, faulted bureaucracy at the Board of Education for delays in disciplining the teacher and for failed communications between the board, which is supposed to gather information about arrests, and Community School District 10 in the northwest Bronx.
Second, for GBR bearers, the proposal includes a delay-dependent scheduling discipline combined with a rate shaping function.
While our older generations are familiar with delayed gratification, behavioral discipline, financial constraint, and cultivating realistic expectations, our younger generations have not been taught these values.
Competence requires discipline, delayed gratification, and continuous learning -- much harder than head-tilting, smiling, winking, or mastering the simultaneous head tilt, smile, wink, and ingratiating pat on the arm.
The answer, it seems, is that successful people often hail from ethnic groups with many of the same traits: they are arrogant about their superiority, anxious about falling behind and disciplined enough to delay gratification and study hard.
Crispin Blunt, a backbench MP who backed Brexit and chaired the foreign affairs committee in the last parliament, called for his party to exercise "huge discipline" – and delay thinking about the leadership until Brexit negotiations are over.
Causes of delay by operative unit discipline are presented in Table 3.
