Sentence examples for disciplinary arm from inspiring English sources

A Police Department spokesman said the Internal Affairs Bureau, the department's disciplinary arm, had opened an investigation into the death.

J. P. Morgan neither admitted to nor denied the accusations, which were made by the disciplinary arm of NASD, the brokerage industry's self-policing group.

E*Trade neither admitted to nor denied the allegations by NASD Regulation, the disciplinary arm of the National Association of Securities Dealers, in a settlement announced last week.

The trial room is where the New York City police punish — or exonerate — their own, and, as the disciplinary arm of a paramilitary organization, it answers to its own set of rules.

The disciplinary arm of the Arkansas Supreme Court, already looking into a complaint seeking to disbar President Clinton, now says it will review one against Hillary Rodham Clinton for her actions in the Whitewater venture.

A27 Complaint Against First Lady The disciplinary arm of the Arkansas Supreme Court, already looking into a complaint seeking to disbar President Clinton, said it would review one against Hillary Rodham Clinton involving Whitewater.

Apart from the knock-ons, inconsistent refereeing and disciplinary rulings, Stacey Jones's broken arm, yesterday's bombshell that Hull's Paul Cooke has been charged with wounding and assault, and the growing uncertainty about Wembley's readiness to host the Challenge Cup final in August, the 11th Super League season could hardly have made a more encouraging start.

NYSE's regulatory arm has brought disciplinary actions and fines against the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Van der Moolen and other companies in recent months, allegedly for using finders who added no benefit to the transactions but instead merely existed to skim fees off borrowers.

His new Gruppenkommandeur, Eduard Neumann, later recalled: "His hair was too long and he brought with him a list of disciplinary punishments as long as your arm.

I joined the Hayward Gallery's exhibition department in 1991, becoming one of a staff of around 70 in the visual arts arm of London's multi-disciplinary South Bank Center (SBC).

Definitions of hormesis also arose with little disciplinary consensus in relevant fields from expert committees using objective, arms-length approaches and guidelines.