Sentence examples for imposing disciplinary from inspiring English sources
Although the union appealed the suspension, management presented its case first because, under the collective bargaining agreement, the burden of proof falls on the person imposing disciplinary action.
"The worst‑case scenario for staff would be the creation of a false link between learning analytics and quality of teaching used as the basis for imposing disciplinary procedures".
School officials are exercising their discretion and imposing disciplinary measures in ways that disadvantage African-American students and severely undermines their access to equal educational opportunities.
The customer, rather than the state, also trained, directed, and evaluated the personal assistant's work and imposed disciplinary action, including termination, if necessary.
The Education and Inspections Act of 2006 does not allow schools to impose disciplinary punishments for anything other than a pupil's own conduct.
"Because he refused the coach's request to play in the team's last game, we had no choice but to impose disciplinary action".
It would not have the power to impose disciplinary sanctions for misconduct since that will remain the responsibility of the standards and privileges committee.
That approach imposes disciplinary rigor -- "tastes changed" could too easily explain just about anything -- but it makes accounting for fashion hard.
In a bid to appease the local authorities, the government late Tuesday withdrew an article in the bill that would have imposed disciplinary action on mayors found to exceed their budgets.
He said the central committee had decided not to impose disciplinary measures "for the whole Politburo and a member of the Politburo".For the time being, at least, Mr Dung has held onto his job.
The Greek police examine and investigate in depth every single report regarding the use of violence by police officers; if there are any responsibilities arising, the police take the imposed disciplinary action against the officers responsible.
