Sentence examples for disciplinary wing from inspiring English sources
At a news conference today, the union leader, Michael F. Adams, president of the Sheriff Officers Association, criticized the Nassau sheriff, Edward P. Reilly, saying he had little regard for officers' safety and had dragged his feet in creating a disciplinary wing for problematic inmates.
Scott E. Steinhardt, a spokesman for the state's Commission of Correction, said that while the Nassau County jail had been filing paperwork with the commission to try to set up a disciplinary wing since last March, it had failed to come up with a plan that met state standards.
The governing body's officials will examine the match delegate's report, with their control and disciplinary wing tasked with upholding fair play.
Northampton have been fined £60,000 by a Premiership Rugby disciplinary panel for letting wing George North play for Wales against Australia on 30 November.
The Samoa-born England international was punished by the RFL's disciplinary panel for a "chicken-wing" tackle, which places undue pressure on the joints of players.
The Saints, who had three players answering disciplinary charges, will be without their England wing Chris Ashton for a month and the flanker Phil Dowson will miss the double-header against Castres.
In other rugby union news, England wing Matt Banahan is facing a disciplinary hearing at 7pm, after being sent off for stamping on the head of Northampton's Stephen Myler during Bath's defeat last Saturday.
The Saracens and England wing will appear before a disciplinary panel in London on Tuesday night to answer a charge that he bit the Northampton prop Alex Waller on Saturday during the Premiership match at Allianz Park in the 24th minute and did so again 60 seconds later.
The detainee was being held in "disciplinary status" in Camp 5, a maximum-security wing of the prison, because he had recently splashed a guard with bodily fluids.
The average scientific job seeker looks at any and all job advertisements that fit their disciplinary background and then sends off applications on a wing and a prayer, with only a fraction of the required skills (and thus only a tiny chance of success).
