Sentence examples for exhibit discipline from inspiring English sources
Baroness Evans, leader of the Lords, has warned her upper house colleagues that they must exhibit "discipline and self-regulation", especially where scrutiny of Brexit is concerned.
Practice austerity and exhibit discipline.
Mr. Obama's style so far is marked by an aversion to leaks and public drama and his selection of a small group of advisers who have exhibited discipline and loyalty in carrying out his priorities.
Many children did not accept him as a member of the class right away, it took a lot of time for me to learn how to respond to some of his behavior, although he is really a great kid, exhibiting discipline and calmness in the classroom," Marsela Korjenić told us after her class that we attended.
Thus, in recounting Herbert Kitchener's punitive expedition into the south Sudan in 1898, Boot explains that Britain's enemies had not undergone the slow transformation that would have turned warriors into fighting men exhibiting disciplined courage and forbearance.
They were aware that they were new to theater and were careful to exhibit artistic discipline.
He urged blacks to exhibit the "discipline and fortitude" of their forebears.
Paris, as other cities of the world, benefits from a rare tolerance by city officials thanks to the fact that the organizers exhibit "military" discipline that includes strict rules of behavior, excludes beer and hard alcohol and requires participants to leave the site absolutely clean and in order at the end of the unusual, three-hour-long banquet.
Instead, we have to exhibit fierce discipline and this is a crucial part of the process.
The "social partners" are expected to exhibit self-discipline as a prerogative of influence, and their sense of ownership makes for higher levels of compliance.
But there are many European officials and politicians who are opposed to anything and everything that might make the euro workable, who still believe that all would be well if everyone exhibited sufficient discipline.
