Sentence examples for disciplines of work from inspiring English sources

"Employers value a graduate who shows he or she can balance the disciplines of work and study," says Waye.

She taught him the discipline of work, yet was unrelentingly positive.

"Some people find it very hard to deal with the discipline of work.

Without the discipline of work they are as unstable and dizzy as hostages without blindfolds.

The discipline of work has lent me (on a good day) the resources to take care of my kids.

Sex and its attendant emotional intimacies, Holroyd adds, "robbed him of his authority and the hard discipline of work through which he was trying to re-create himself".

Welfare offices have turned from cash-dispensing machines into job-centres, all using different sticks and carrots to push welfare recipients into work.Critics on the left predicted disaster: unskilled welfare recipients would be unprepared for the discipline of work.

Mr Bush wants to toughen these requirements, demanding that 70% of recipients work 40 hours a week, and that at least 24 of these hours be "real" work (vocational training or job-seeking would not count).That might sound sensible, since the evidence is clear that the discipline of work, rather than, say, more education, does most to help recipients keep full-time jobs.

His ends were rather a sort of rigid discipline of work: he never did free himself from the confines of Scots Calvinsim.

A special discipline of work psychology, military psychology applies psychological principles and methods to innumerable, unique work environments in military settings.

Contrary to the Cyril Connolly dictum that the enemy of art is the pram in the hall, Pizzorno insists he enjoys the discipline of working from home.