Sentence examples for destructive discipline from inspiring English sources

As the catechism of "free market" deregulation has been imposed across the world under "free trade" and "partnership" agreements and the destructive discipline of the IMF, World Bank and WTO, capital and resources have been sucked out of the developing world and tens of millions of people have been driven into urban poverty by corporate land grabs.

median destructive field.

Williams's story, Joyce finds, fits a disturbingly common pattern of abuse and neglect in adoptive households, where overwhelmed parents with punitive theories of discipline fall into destructive spirals that are difficult to monitor or regulate.

If not, then that discipline practice is destructive or abusive.

Do not be surprised to see Colonel Dai disciplined for these destructive diatribes.

Among military strategists and planners, the very presence of these weapons of unparalleled destructive power has created a distinct discipline, with its own internal logic and set of doctrines, known as nuclear strategy.

And Rory Kinnear here gives a stunning study of a sociopath whose destructive tendencies have hitherto been held in check only by soldierly discipline.

Edgar," it shows a wounded, pathologically self-disciplined and rigidly principled character who exerts the potentially benevolent influence of his discipline and his principles — to a pathological and destructive extent.

The team is young and has promise but it's under-powered up front, it lacks leaders and discipline and against Italy it had a self-destructive naivety.

Because we lack the discipline to impose sharply higher taxes on gasoline, the most socially destructive fossil fuel, we were lucky to have OPEC to do the job for us.

At that, he paused and, shaking his index finger, repeated, "Ended up becoming citizens_._" What was on display here was not just Trump's lack of discipline — some compulsion to talk about immigrants as if they were destructive infiltrators.