Sentence examples for direct discipline from inspiring English sources

But the word that springs to mind with Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker's Fase, the work chosen to kick off the live art strand of Tate Modern's new Tanks galleries, is simpler and more direct: discipline.

The approach facilitated the integration of stakeholder and expert input to inform system dynamics affecting biodiversity outcomes, helping to direct and discipline the collective imagination, and to challenge assumptions and reveal new opportunities and strategies.

Valk, born in Spokane, Washington, works from the outside in; her style is never less than pure and direct, and disciplined.

Because it has gotten harder to take technology companies public and reap big paydays, investors are directing their discipline and seed capital to new industries.

The concept recommended 'vertical', direct, and discipline-specific patient care training, and 'horizontal' interdisciplinary training to address common underlying risk factors and associations for disease as part of primary health care.

Nobody shied away from directing or disciplining other people's children.

The government's latest plan to divert the most marginal (and therefore most dangerous) is to get them into the army - where killing is at least directed and disciplined.

In October, Villaret was replaced by Vice-Admiral Morard de Galles and the India plans were cancelled, while Hoche was placed in direct command of discipline within the fleet.

The discipline directed him toward the use of computers as a tool in architectural design.

Managers are directed not to "discipline" employees who engage in walkouts, sit-ins or sick-outs.

Following the EP's release, Club cheval unveiled a slick music video for "Discipline" directed by award-winning Parisian duo J.A.C.K. Set in a mansion, "Discipline" follows a teenage girl documenting a house party with her camera.