Sentence examples for exercises discipline from inspiring English sources
Important in this formula for success is that he's diversified the portfolio and exercises discipline in controlling his losses.
On Day 100, there is a shortage of food and Guevara exercises discipline to resolve conflicts between his Cuban and Bolivian followers.
"You practice exercise and affection," Cesar told the Formans, "But you're not practicing exercise, discipline, and affection.
If individual legislators cannot exercise discipline, the public has a right to expect Congress to impose it.
These vocabularies made people aware of how their weaknesses manifested themselves and how to exercise discipline over them.
This isn't necessarily bad; if the mortgage mess taught us anything, it is that banks should exercise discipline.
They have tried to exercise discipline, but the reality is they have struggled at times to shed old habits.
Their response to rising prices was typically to expand mines and open new ones rather than to exercise discipline and enjoy a higher return on capital.
"That was one of the few times that we didn't exercise discipline and go with our plan," Beane said, returning to the Helton mistake.
He asked shareholders to "get beyond personality, get beyond community" and to "exercise discipline over our board of directors who in fact work for us".
His mantra of "exercise, discipline and affection" — the essential trio that he says keeps dogs (and apparently wives and anyone else) happy and healthy — was born that day.
