Sentence examples for formally discipline from inspiring English sources

The General Medical Council's decision to formally discipline Dr Wakefield in 2007 may bring about some sort of resolution to the MMR debate.

The force's official inquiry into the claims ended without any officers being formally disciplined or charged.

"Source Code" is a formally disciplined work — a triumph of movie syntax — made with rhythm and pace.

"One corrections officer said he was formally disciplined for giving a prisoner a cup of coffee," Mr. Schonbrun said.

The tribunal criticised this, saying Mrs Pratt "could and probably should have been formally disciplined for her conduct" towards both Mr Roberts and Mr Tatsu.

Although it was identified that police had committed "errors and failures" that evening, the officers brought before the inquest were "formally disciplined" and not charged.

(Once, Jess Marino tried to rent the box. The box was moved to the back room with the adult videos, and Jess was formally disciplined).

Some directors might have been tempted into an overwrought treatment of these lurid themes; Schrader holds his nerve and creates his most formally disciplined work, its textures made more shimmering by the Philip Glass score.

And it pushed on from there, with a whole different kind of authority and intelligence — sometimes a more formally disciplined one — than there had been in Mr. Coleman's bands.

It is understood the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority has been asked to look into whether taxpayer cash was misused although the official was formally disciplined at the time and the party has had no other complaints against him since then.

One OULC member, added the society, was "formally disciplined" by their college for organising a group of students to allegedly harass a Jewish student and to shout "'filthy Zionist' whenever they saw her," while two other members argued that a peer expelled from the Liberal Democrats over anti-Semitism "should be encouraged to join the Labour Party".