Sentence examples for disciplinary council from inspiring English sources

It also acts as a disciplinary council.

"You wouldn't be called to a disciplinary council for criticizing Mitt Romney," he said.

He has a month to submit his written defence to the CNOM's disciplinary council.

Voters were reminded of this recently when a letter from the army's disciplinary council surfaced online; it recommended that he be cashiered.

They handed him a brief letter signed by the stake president, Allan T. Pratt, which said that "because you are reported to have been in apostasy," they were convening a "disciplinary council" that could excommunicate him.

Administrators say that under the new "community standard" allowing faculty members to discipline first-time offenders on their own instead of referring them to a disciplinary council, students are more likely to learn that cheating is wrong, because teachers are more likely to take action.

* In serious cases, church disciplinary councils may be held.

It all rests on the work of disciplinary councils.

The LDS Church says the purposes of disciplinary councils are to save the souls of transgressors, protect the innocent, and safeguard the purity, integrity, and good name of the church.

That might help deal with some of the LDS church's other gender issues, she said, such as the "inappropriateness of young girls confessing sexual sins to their male bishops, all-male disciplinary councils and the lack of women's voices in religious text, curriculum and decision-making bodies".

To reduce barriers to reentry and employment, Obama formed cross-disciplinary councils and task forces, introduced and enacted legislation and introduced programming to increase access to education and training.