"disciplinary orders" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to official instructions or rules given to someone as a form of punishment or correction for their actions. Example: The college student was given disciplinary orders after he was caught cheating on the exam.
I reviewed all the disciplinary orders in the N.Y.P.D. between January, 2012, and April, 2016, and found disparate punishments for the same violation.
"I think he's especially qualified to scrutinize charges, factual findings, and disciplinary orders from another jurisdiction regarding the kinds of allegations made against Mr. Gonzales".
If several incidents of misconduct were alleged in the notice of hearing, the reasons for decision should identify which incidents are proven and the reasons for the disciplinary order.
In October, Michael Omidi completed three years of disciplinary probation ordered by the medical board.
He went on to say that the team respects the investigation and will accept the findings and any disciplinary action ordered by the NFL.
As with the major itself, the seminar is deliberately inter-disciplinary in order to give students the opportunity to put together for themselves, as world citizens and future leaders, a broad platform of usable knowledge.
Out of the total participants, 113 (84.3%) were of the view that ward rounds should be multi-disciplinary in order to enhance learning and efficiency.
In a third case, the chief of staff ordered disciplinary action against an officer who ordered an aerial strike on a militant involved in launching rockets.
It substituted an 18-month suspension for a Home Office disciplinary tribunal's order removing Dr Williams from the register in 2005.
The French National League disciplinary committee has ordered the match to be replayed behind closed doors but referees said they would not take part.
May register for a maximum of two terms, but must complete their first term in good academic and disciplinary standing in order to continue for a second term.
