Sentence examples for discipline dr from inspiring English sources

The General Medical Council's decision to formally discipline Dr Wakefield in 2007 may bring about some sort of resolution to the MMR debate.

A civil servant who communicated with the media and was discovered to have done so would be disciplined... "Dr Kelly was apparently told... that he would not face formal disciplinary procedures but, again reputedly, was reminded that his pension was in jeopardy and was written a letter stating that his conduct fell below the standard expected of a civil servant.

Intel's ability to deliver good enough chips in large numbers meant profits no longer had to be shared with secondary manufacturers.With his reputation for ruthlessness in the marketplace and rigorous discipline inside his firm, Dr Grove has much in common with another American business leader: Lee Raymond, the formidable former chairman of Exxon Mobil.

But things had clearly got out of control under Dr Nakajima, and discipline needed to be imposed.Dr Brundtland has certainly tried to do that.

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In June 1973 Dr David Rashbash became the first Professor of the discipline and proceeded to develop a groundbreaking postgraduate course.

Here are just a few: The Emotional Life of Your Brain, Dr Richard Davidson and Sharon Begley; The Whole Brain Child, Drs. Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson; Conscious Discipline, Dr. Becky Baily and The Committed Parent by Dr. Mark Brady.

Dr Gosling's method has helped to launch a new scientific discipline, comparative personality theory.

Dr Yin was also supported by the Program of Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities (B08011) and 07ZCKFSH03600 (Tianjin Science and Technology Commission).

Given ten years of deliberate practice, Dr Ericsson says, anyone should be able to attain prodigy-level performance in his discipline of choice.

There is a reminder of Dr Cable's former incarnation as an economics lecturer in the remarks about how his discipline often downplays the importance of banks.