Sentence examples for haphazard discipline from inspiring English sources
And a vanquished member of the Vancouver Canucks, the veteran Willie Mitchell, takes aim at the haphazard discipline applied this season by the N.H.L. suspensionmeister Colin Campbell.
An early tour of Vincent's job site -- a place of surreptitious smoking, haphazard work discipline and small-scale industrial accidents -- is like an old slapstick two-reeler played at adagio speed.
The case highlights the agency's haphazard approach to discipline.
Sir Robert Peel is credited with creating the first modern police force, the bobbies, in London, in 1829, but the transformation of law enforcement, and especially forensic science, into a professional discipline was a haphazard affair.
Discipline of officers is "haphazard, unpredictable, and does not deter misconduct".
With roots in the personal computing revolution of the late 1970s and early '80s, the discipline evolved in a haphazard manner during the 1990s, and it was not until the early 21st century that national policies emerged.
My creativity is haphazard in a lot of ways and disciplined in others.
Over all, most Taliban small-arms fire has been haphazard and ineffective, an unimpressive display of ill discipline or poor skill.
After the haphazard teaching methods of her governesses, Stella initially had difficulty in adjusting to the strict discipline of the school, and found many of its rules and practices oppressive.
If the theatre was ever to become a mature art form in its own right, rather than a haphazard conglomeration of bits and pieces of other art forms, it needed a controlling genius to discipline and coordinate the interaction.
