Sentence examples for its disciplines from inspiring English sources

It is this that enforces its disciplines of "sorting".

From sports and touring, to prototype and formula cars, Forza 5 introduces a wider breadth to its disciplines.

Both are now overwhelmed by a tidal wave of film-makers, claiming the same licence to the word truth, but without any of its disciplines.

Ms Merkel, similarly, seeks a non-existent middle way between the German desire for its partners to abide by its disciplines and their inability to do any such thing.

A clue was in the concert's program notes -- and in the liner notes for the accompanying album, also called "Classic Ellington," on EMI Classics -- where Mr. Henderson writes: "Rooted in the African culture, which informs its disciplines and persuasions, jazz directly reflects the heartbeat and primal sounds of nature".

After the acquisition, Tyco imposed its disciplines on the acquisition, and margins have climbed from just over 10% to 13.5% although revenues have grown just 4.5%.

The campaign prided itself on its discipline: it did not indulge in any stray attacks and it zealously husbanded its resources.

When Napoleon's army takes Moscow, it loses its discipline, starts looting and begins to fall apart.

Its discipline gave it a moral superiority over Mr Yanukovych's government and his Russian backers, who tried to portray the protesters as nationalist radicals.

It was respected for its discipline during strikes.

It is the glue holding it together, its binding principle, the instrument of its discipline".