Both said the school fostered discipline, morality and lasting bonds.
The junta has issued a list of 12 values for the country, including gratitude toward parents, discipline, morality and the maintaining of "physical and mental strength against greed". Large banners bearing the list are being posted at schools nationwide.
But this example of the so-called ineffectiveness of vouchers fails to note the success of many private schools with the voucher program in instilling discipline, morality and religious ethics into our children.
Medical ethics are often defined as 'the disciplined study of morality in medicine'[ 1].
They spoke of the negative consequences that a rights-based approach to child rearing was having for both individual discipline within families as well as social discipline and morality at the community level.
The Cyberspace Administration of China wants anyone demonstrating "dishonest" online behavior blacklisted, while a leading academic has argued that a media blacklist of "irresponsible reporting" would encourage greater self-discipline and morality in journalism.
Lorencez was sure of his imminent victory; he proclaimed as much in an April 25 dispatch to Paris: We are so superior to the Mexicans in race, in organization, in discipline, in morality and in elevation of feeling, that I beg your Excellency to be so good as to inform the emperor that, at the head of 6,000 soldiers, I am already master of Mexico.
But the raw power of the market and self-interest must be harnessed, steered, and disciplined by higher principles--by morality--to prevent them from careening down the path to self-destruction.
Speaking of the "very disciplined form" of the murder mystery, whose formulaic rituals put her in mind of "a modern morality play," P. D. James once said, "These rather strict conventions liberate my creative imagination".
Commonly interpreted as "ethics" or "morality," the second paramita is also translated as "moral discipline" or simply "discipline".
