Sentence examples for exerts discipline from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Senators Feinstein and Snowe, who introduced a carbon market governance bill, the International Emissions Trading Association asserted that 'the market itself recognizes the importance of integrity and exerts discipline on participants,'" citing a number of self-policing tactics.

But without a producer to exert discipline, the Duke Nukem team were free to fiddle for as long as they wished.

Blair added, "She keeps trying to shape things up, knows what's wrong, but he can't fire people, exert discipline, punish leakers".

But the bigger point is that financial markets are quite able to exert discipline, even over euro members: witness the credit downgrade suffered by Italy last year.

It is no laughing matter for Chelsea, however, who stand accused of failing to exert discipline over their star-studded dressing room.

Without that fear, he said, unsecured creditors will not exert discipline on the banks by monitoring their risk-taking and pricing their loans appropriately.

It may be years before deregulated providers of higher education exert discipline over the old-timers, but it is a start.

And it will be years before new providers of higher education, which he plans to encourage, exert discipline on the old-timers.The Lib Dems, meanwhile, can pull levers to ensure the outcome they are keenest on because the Office for Fair Access can fine institutions that fail to attract students from poor families.

JN has spies in the government, and - unlike the mainstream Free Syrian Army - exerts stern discipline and rigorous selection process.

But when loyalty extends to condoning malpractice and crime, fear can still exert its discipline.

"The problem is, who could exert the discipline to keep people to live up to their bargains?" he said.