Sentence examples for disciplinary consequence from inspiring English sources

Flydubai said any pilot who felt too tired to fly could withdraw from duty "without any disciplinary consequence", and that the number of reports referring to fatigue was small.

This policy should be explicit about the potential disciplinary consequences of inappropriate online activity.

The group was not concerned about possible disciplinary consequences because they were confident in their numbers and the tide of public opinion, Honan said.

The administration also agreed that the students who remained in the office for all thirty-two hours would face no disciplinary consequences.

The police must face strong disciplinary consequences for turning a blind eye, and those who commit sex crimes must know that they risk speedy prosecution and stiff sentences.

Mr. Mulgrew pointed to one new section of the code — titled "Progressive Ladder of Support and Disciplinary Consequences," — and criticized it as a set of "buzzwords".

Given that being fired and sent home have been the only disciplinary consequences faced by Blackwater employees, it is worth asking: what did they do to earn this punishment?

A recent analysis of 81 cities' police union contracts found 72 of these cities contained provisions that disqualify misconduct complaints, delay interrogations of officers, limit disciplinary consequences or erase records of police misconduct.

In a statement Mr Mitchell said he hoped there would be "considerable public concern" that three Police Federation representatives accused of trying to discredit him will face "no disciplinary consequences for their behaviour".

Detection measures and disciplinary consequences inspire proper practice and better learning.

This paper draws upon empirical qualitative research with Finance Directors and Investor Relations managers to examine the disciplinary consequences of their meetings with institutional investors.