Sentence examples for disciplinary procedure against from inspiring English sources
"Our club will be initiating a disciplinary procedure against Attwood".
Joey Barton is to begin training with Rangers' under-20 squad after the club concluded its disciplinary procedure against the midfielder.
Ms Le Pen was also caught off guard when her father and the party's founder, Jean-Marie, unexpectedly took the stage despite an internal disciplinary procedure against him over claims about the Second World War.
Is he not aware of the massive rates of exclusions and disciplinary procedures against black boys?
The IAAF has opened disciplinary procedures against 28 athletes for doping breaches from the 2005 and 2007 World Championships.
This week, Swiss sports authorities confirmed that they had started disciplinary procedures against Ullrich, who lives in Switzerland and used a Swiss racing license, for offenses related to that doping ring.
The Order of Italian Doctors said that it had started disciplinary procedures against Dr. Severino Antinori, who is expected to announce during a meeting today at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington that he intends to produce cloned humans for infertile couples later this year.
In wake of a damning report by the World Anti-Doping Association's independent commission into doping in Russia, the IOC has also asked the IAAF to initiate disciplinary procedures against all athletes, coaches and officials who have participated in Olympics and have been accused of doping in the report.
"This is fantasy," archdioceses spokesman Hugo Valdemar Romero told VICE News, insisting that the disciplinary procedures against the priest followed years in which he had defied church rules, of which the wedding on the beach was just one example.
The task force also suggested "re-education programs" about expected behaviors, hazing and risk management, and that a commission "review the effectiveness" of disciplinary procedures against students and student organizations.
The European Union is proceeding with disciplinary procedures against Poland, which could hypothetically lead to the country being stripped of its EU voting rights – over the changes to the judiciary that saw Supreme Court judges forced into early retirement and replaced with government nominees.
