Sentence examples for disciplinary judgment from inspiring English sources

(Recently, an attorney in Texas, who had successfully fought a disciplinary judgment by the local bar association, persuaded a trial court to order Google to delete links on the subject; Google won a reversal in an appellate court).

Points are awarded in that game to the player who has the best argument going ("best" is a disciplinary judgment) for moral relativism or its opposite or some other position considered "major".

Tom Williams told the disciplinary panel sitting in judgment on the Bloodgate scandal that he was so afraid of his former director of rugby that the wing felt he would lose his contract if his disobeyed an order to crunch on a fake blood capsule to engineer an illegal substitution towards the end of last April's Heineken Cup quarter-final against Leinster.

The State Legislature voted yesterday to notify the public about malpractice judgments and disciplinary actions against doctors practicing in New York State.

OCTOBER 2000 -- Gov. George E. Pataki signs legislation requiring the state to disclose extensive information about malpractice judgments and disciplinary actions against doctors in New York.

Gov. George E. Pataki signed legislation today that requires the state to provide New Yorkers with extensive information about malpractice judgments and disciplinary actions against doctors practicing in the state.

A13 SCIENCE/HEALTH Making Doctor Records Public Governor Pataki signed legislation requiring the state to offer New Yorkers extensive information about malpractice judgments and disciplinary actions against doctors practicing in the state.

A6 Religion Journal A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Bill Would Make State Disclose Data on Doctors The Legislature approved a measure that would require the state to inform the public about malpractice judgments and disciplinary actions against doctors practicing in New York State.

Tellingly, the criteria do not include as factors disciplinary matters, lawsuits, arbitrations, judgments or settlements.

"If an investigation turns up anything -- that proper procedures were not followed or that there were errors in judgment, then a disciplinary process ensues," Mr. Klingman said.

The personnel director, Richard Hatfield, asked him 'who gave him authority to exercise his own judgment?', and warned of possible disciplinary action, just before he gave evidence to the parliamentary committee.