Sentence examples for introducing discipline from inspiring English sources

Both tools have been considered effective means for introducing discipline into the conscience of professional developers.

"It introduces discipline and regularity into one's life".

That is why it is important for investors to introduce discipline and structure to their investment plans.

Mr Gupta said the main reason his family was considering a listing was to introduce discipline and governance to the companies, which were likely to be renamed and branded the Gupta group.

Software engineering arose as a distinct area of study in the late 1970s as part of an attempt to introduce discipline and structure into the software design and development process.

At the same time, the deals sometimes introduce discipline to firms and even whole industries that need it.

Mrs. Merkel is using this time to explore new possibilities of introducing fiscal discipline in the euro zone.

House Republicans, offering their alternative proposal, claimed that they would end banking excesses by introducing "market discipline" — basically, by promising not to rescue banks in the future.

Changes in the yield on the relevant subordinated debt could even be given a regulatory role, triggering various stages of early intervention to resolve difficulties at troubled banks.No doubt there are practical problems in all this, but the basic approach seems a more direct and potentially far more fruitful way of introducing market discipline into bank regulation than Basel 2 as it now stands.

Against this background, a small number of Chinese scholars, who had initially known or studied ethnology abroad but were not really engaged in ethnological studies, actively translated Western writings and published a series of articles, introducing the discipline to domestic academia and the general public.

The Korea-EU FTA sets a good example by introducing strong disciplines on non-tariff measures, including environmental and safety standards.