Sentence examples for imposition of disciplinary from inspiring English sources
This objective was achieved through the imposition of disciplinary practices, most importantly the use of time records to ensure attendance at the workplace and expert knowledge-based piece rates to monitor and control labour intensity.
Although the state-run factories in France represented at least two of the essentials of factory production the gathering of large groups of workers in one place and the imposition of disciplinary rules they did not change the organization of work.
Recording, tracking, reviewing, and confirming implementation of recommendations from audits and investigations carried out by the Inspector General of the Department, the Medical Inspector of the Department, the Special Counsel, and the Comptroller General of the United States, including the imposition of disciplinary actions and other corrective actions contained in such recommendations.
The prohibition of 'fines and penalties' precludes the imposition of financial burdens for disciplinary purposes.
Six resulted in recommendations of disciplinary action.
He has no record of disciplinary action.
He believes these are "disciplinary measures and retaliatory attacks" because of the imposition of strict "security restrictions" on the press.
"In the light of that finding of the disciplinary panel, Northampton Saints is bound to express concern and disappointment at the imposition of such a long suspension, even after significant mitigation in recognition in what was accepted to be Calum Clark's genuine remorse.
The Surrey chief executive, Richard Gould, said: "Mark regrets his action in returning to discuss the matter with the umpires, and accepts the imposition of a one-match ban, in addition to the automatic three-point penalty as part of the ECB disciplinary process.
As part of the FINRA disciplinary process, De Zoysa settled the charges without admitting or denying the findings, and consented to the imposition of: * A $10,000 fine.
"We felt the imposition of a life ban would go beyond what is fair and proper," said Kuper, a member of the UCB's three-man disciplinary panel.
