Sentence examples for disciplines itself from inspiring English sources

It spoke of this country's growing self-confidence and encouraged the increasing number of Turks who say that Turkey can succeed at any level if it disciplines itself and embraces European rules.

Sometimes it's hard to remember what good government looks like: government that disciplines itself but looks to the long term; government that inspires trust; government that promotes social mobility without busting the budget.

She said the Rampart scandal in Los Angeles showed that a police department "that scrutinizes and disciplines itself" out of the public eye "doesn't work". Several media lawyers expressed hope that the Legislature would pass a law overturning the ruling.

But Britain must discipline itself to grasp that the timetable is not open-ended.

Yet those who oppose legal intervention underestimate how it helps the market discipline itself.

Gove, a strong advocate of market models and league tables, has instead blamed the discipline itself for its own demise.

The storm was weathered, and the organization went on to exceptional success because it was willing to discipline itself.

But the revamped Panic! at the Disco is disciplining itself; all its flourishes are tucked neatly between choruses that are proudly and insistently pop.

First, as long as the United States continues to run a trade deficit, it should discipline itself to start running a federal budget surplus as soon as possible.

In the evolution of the discipline of urban design, one of the most intensively discussed questions has been the definition of the discipline itself: What is Urban Design?

Which new scholars are we using to challenge the way the discipline itself define social change, power, or the tools used to create and change structures?