He is the "principal executive officer" of the NFL and also has authority in hiring league employees, negotiating television contracts, disciplining individuals that own part or all of an NFL team, clubs, or employed individuals of an NFL club if they have violated league bylaws or committed "conduct detrimental to the welfare of the League or professional football".
Even when you're disciplining individuals, learn to use constructive criticism instead of putting people down negatively.
Rather than being used to discipline individual traders and trading desks, they were used to justify bigger and bigger speculative positions, and more and more leverage.
Mr. Foucault said that as modern society developed, the institution expanded its ability to discipline individuals, and, in turn, intellectually legitimized incarceration as a form of treatment or rehabilitation.
They said they had disciplined individuals involved and beefed up internal controls.
Despite its insistence that it maintains rigid internal discipline, individual members sometimes publicly stray off message.
Rather than searching for the elements of material landscape that make a particular place health-giving, the taskscape perspective focuses on the on-going activities that produce distinctive material landscapes, discipline, individual meaning, and therapeutic experience.
This award goes to the team in a sporting discipline, individual sport or sporting event that has achieved the most notable performance during 2018.
Conservative family values are strict and apply via metaphorical thought to the nation: good vs. evil, authority, the use of force, toughness and discipline, individual (versus social) responsibility, and tough love.
to discharge or otherwise discipline an individual for good cause.
