Sentence examples for difficult to discipline from inspiring English sources

They are difficult to discipline.

Because children with ADHD may be difficult to discipline, parenting may be affected.

During her 10 years as an MP, before the seat was subject to boundary changes, she established herself as a doughty campaigner who was difficult to discipline.

Police Chief Gorden Eden told Aviv that provisions in the city's contract with the police union make it more difficult to discipline officers; in July, the Mayor signed a new contract with the police union extending those provisions.

But, to win passage, the A.C.A. postponed reckoning with our generations-old error of yoking health care to our jobs — an error that has made it disastrously difficult to discipline costs and insure quality, while severing care from our foundational agreement that, when it comes to the most basic needs and burdens of life and liberty, all lives have equal worth.

5. Will it be difficult to discipline yourself to keep academic commitments, such as attending classes and being prepared for classes?

Settler colonies in particular were supremely difficult to effectively discipline from the metropolitan center, as Britain ultimately found to its great cost in the American case.

"But if a woman earns more than her husband, it's difficult for him to discipline her".

But without documents that the government could provide, showing which players had been provided with drugs, it will have a difficult time trying to discipline them.

Pisi says he will not find it difficult to stay disciplined against the Ospreys, though.

It will be a lot more difficult to stay disciplined if you feel you need others to form boundaries for you or to tell you how to act and think or what to do.