Sentence examples for discipline given from inspiring English sources

Asked if there were reasons to revise Italy's current course of austerity and budget discipline given that Rome is cutting its growth forecast, Weidmann said: "The real question is, does Italy have an austerity policy at all?

A commitment to 20% a year sends the right message about "capital discipline" given that its chief executive, Adam Crozier, has developed a strong appetite for buying production houses.

Hours after Conway's interview, members of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee called on the Office of Government Ethics to recommend discipline, given that Trump, who is Conway's "agency head," holds an "inherent conflict of interest" because of the involvement of his daughter's business.

In order to accurately reflect the nature of nursing and midwifery as a discipline, given the inherent flaws of using just one indicator of journal quality to assess performance overall, this project was designed to develop a tool which combined both objective and subjective methods to produce a ranking system which is specifically relevant to the disciplines of nursing and midwifery.

Anecdotally, when we first began researching OA citation effects in political science several political scientists asked why we were bothering to study OA in the discipline given that OA articles are poorly peer reviewed or are not peer reviewed at all.

Desert varnish study is an active discipline given its relevance to paleoclimate research [12, 13]; prehistoric artifacts and the history of petroglyph surfaces [14, 15]; and its potential application to astrobiology and planetary environments [16].

Because it is fundamentally concerned with stability, the discipline gave him something to push against -- hard.

Data Science is now a quickly growing discipline, giving people with any kind of data expertise a serious competitive edge.

Specially commissioned essays from leading figures in the discipline give critical examinations of the progress and direction of debates.

Its discipline gave it a moral superiority over Mr Yanukovych's government and his Russian backers, who tried to portray the protesters as nationalist radicals.

His strict episcopal discipline giving offense to the patriarch Athanasius II of Antioch, he retired and devoted himself to study and teaching.