Sentence examples for is disciplining from inspiring English sources
noun
A controlled behaviour; self-control.
At the same time, the Supreme Court is disciplining more insubordinate judges.
"The problem I have is disciplining myself to get out of the office," he said.
"But we also feel strongly as an organization that this is disciplining a child.
But the revamped Panic! at the Disco is disciplining itself; all its flourishes are tucked neatly between choruses that are proudly and insistently pop.
Though the ANC leadership is disciplining it, the league talks about nationalising the commanding heights of the economy and weakening land rights.Emerging-market innovation offers the best way to break this growing impasse.
"Wolfe is easily aroused to anger, but most of the time he is very firm and completely controlled in the expression of it," says Mr. Chaykin "He's like the angry father, who doesn't necessarily yell or scream when he is disciplining his child.
The business is disciplined.
The opposition is disciplined.
"She was disciplining," Nicholas added.
(Neither was disciplined).
Our people are disciplined.
