Sentence examples for discipline points from inspiring English sources

An early chapter on the history of homosexuals and military discipline points out that there was a time — 1919, when Franklin D. Roosevelt was assistant secretary of the Navy — when gay sailors were entrapped by the sexual solicitations of other sailors, then arrested, court-martialed and imprisoned.

"There are no adults in the Kardashian house, but kids need guidance and discipline," points out relationship expert Cooper Lawrence, author of the celebrity novel The Yoga Club.

Ultimately, education, regardless of discipline, points to the greatest truth of the oldest discipline -- philosophy -- as expressed in the three most seminal words of the Upanishads: "That are thou".

Tom Tancredo believes in fiscal discipline, pointing to over-spending as the root cause of our national debt.

The government, hard-pressed to keep up, leans on Web companies to censor their own content in return for "self-discipline" points needed to renew licenses.

He has gotten Tipsarevic to back off of the baseline, and to play longer, more disciplined points.

Physiological evidence from neighboring disciplines points to an increase in societal stress upon merger.

The results of the systematic reviews across the various disciplines point to exciting new horizons in the area of frailty research.

Goodell hears appeals for off-the-field conduct discipline, a point that the league and the union fought over during C.B.A. negotiations.

In the omnium new European champion Ed Clancy finished the day seventh after three disciplines, 13 points off a medal.

Nevertheless, the connection to the mathematical discipline of point set topology is rarely made in the literature, presumably because in most applications there is no natural object corresponding to an open or closed set.