Sentence examples for increasing discipline from inspiring English sources

Let me talk about five key areas of accountability: turning around failing schools, expanding public school choice, measuring the progress of our high schools, increasing discipline and safety in our schools and holding states and schools accountable for closing the achievement gap.

An article on Monday about the increasing discipline, professionalism and influence of the Izzidine al-Qassam Brigades in Gaza, which are responsible for most of the rocket blitzes that have hit southern Israel in the latest round of fighting, misspelled the given name of the dean of journalism who is also a political science lecturer at Umah University in Gaza.

"It increased friction, it increased discipline problems, having to worry about who was wearing what.

"Through their formal commitment at the treaty level to increase discipline and convergence, the member states are showing that, from monetary union, we are now progressing towards a true economic union".

The league's executive vice president and point man on the issue, Harold Henderson, said he was unsure if increased discipline was necessary, citing that maybe preventive measures were more important than punitive ones.

A chronic problem with Indian armies at that time was the lack of means to pay them; campaigns would be diverted for collecting revenue for this purpose (when Europeans later trained Indians in the European manner, their advantage increased; discipline removed the uncertain factor of personal leadership, and regular pay removed the Indian general's bugbear of mutiny).

"LGBT students may be at risk for increased discipline.

"Having more kids in the class has increased discipline issues," she said.

A4 NATIONAL A18-24 EducAcrossAmericaAbandon Abandon Push for Uniforms Saying that school uniforms increase discipline problems, school districts around the nation are abandoning the idea, which first took hold in the mid-1990's as a way of dealing with gang colors and improving security.

Yet a series of familiar vices, including Casanova-scale womanising and increasing ill-discipline, ensured Turpin never hit those heights again.

Interest in global health during postgraduate training is increasing across disciplines.