Sentence examples for down discipline from inspiring English sources

"Major League Baseball is the only one that can really hand down discipline, but Major League Baseball is a business," Strouse said, adding that another concern was the fact that many people grew up knowing and loving baseball.

In past shooting cases in which the commission went against Beck's recommendation, the chief has angered the board by refusing to hand down discipline or giving only written admonishments.

But it is also a challenge strategically: concerns have been raised about how an organisation renowned for its top-down discipline will manage the expectations of this unruly influx.

And -- perhaps it's the British influence -- he projects buttoned-down discipline and focus.

"...it's still the Russerts and Broders and Gergens and Finemans, the WSJ, WaPo and NYT editorial pages, the cable nets, Stewart and Letterman and Leno, and senior elected officials, who play a pivotal role in shaping people's political views".... a well-developed echo chamber and superior top-down discipline, the right has a much easier time forming the triangle.

The rest of the routine had spot-on impersonations of teachers and deans of his era, and wry takes on how Irish Catholic teenagers coped with life at the button-down, disciplined school on the Grand Concourse.

So much of this appears to come down to discipline and commitment, though.

But Bobby Holik said there were different factors in that series and that in this one "it comes down to discipline".

"It all comes down to discipline," Bucs free safety Damien Robinson said after Tampa Bay created five turnovers to produce 10 of its points.

They are important in this connection because their combination of large white spaces, clear lines, and solid or slightly irritated blacks could be reproduced successfully in a choice of dimensions and thus laid down a discipline for illustration, commercial art, and the comic strip.

Again, this breaks down party discipline in ways that are most clearly seen by the frustration of Republican leadership in trying to figure out how to develop candidates who can get past radically conservative primaries to more moderate general election voters.