Sentence examples for disciplinary troubles from inspiring English sources

In his case we are again left wondering whether the disciplinary troubles of a teenager would have escalated into a crime if he had lived in a place where guns were not so readily available.

Sprewell, who has heard the rumors about his status for months, and is well aware they got louder with his disciplinary troubles during training camp, is doing his best to ignore the speculation.

—Jonathan Blitzer I spent my abbreviated stint in the Peace Corps in a near-constant state of disciplinary trouble.

(In 1945, The New York Times reported on a psychological study of the backgrounds of 500 men who got into disciplinary trouble in the wartime Navy.

As a first step, Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik ordered that all officers in serious disciplinary trouble be barred from working the overnight shift, when supervision is lighter.

Can he really afford to go into the World Cup carrying a hooker with Hartley's penchant for getting himself into disciplinary trouble at the worst possible times?

A question over the decision to leave Kevin De Bruyne behind in London prompted him to walk out prematurely, but one suspects the disciplinary trouble striker Fernando Torres is in was partly responsible.

Shanahan said he gave Hagelin, a rookie with no history of disciplinary trouble, a three-game ban largely because Alfredsson left the game with what the Senators described as a concussion.

Sam Burgess, a key figure in England's planning for the autumn World Cup, could be in disciplinary trouble in Australia after suggestions he was guilty of a "squirrel grip" tackle in South Sydney's defeat in Melbourne.

Along the way, Diouf, often in disciplinary trouble with his employers, reached maturity with his French club, Lens, and with the Senegalese national team, drawing the attention of Europe's larger clubs.

Calderwood irritated Slater by landing nastily on his head, a foul which could leave him in disciplinary trouble alongside Danny McGuire, who had been penalised for upending Inglis dangerously earlier in the second half.