Sentence examples for lasting discipline from inspiring English sources

What we need instead is a public plan that will impose a stern and lasting discipline on our insurance market — and at the same time insure everyone, provide excellent benefits and offer abundant choices.

Instead, this package must be judged by how well it promotes lasting fiscal discipline.

The discipline I believe so strongly in is H.R., and it's the last discipline that gets funded.

With the London Games entering the home stretch, the fans put their collective voice behind Kurosu, the last finisher in the last discipline of the last event.

According to Comte, this last discipline not only concluded the series but would also reduce social facts to laws and synthesize the whole of human knowledge, thus rendering the discipline equipped to guide the reconstruction of society.

For the last finisher in the last discipline of the last event of the Olympics, the modern pentathlon, the British reception was no less rousing than for their compatriots.

His tutor in this last discipline is Aristotle himself — a thankless role for any actor, although Christopher Plummer does a fine job, radiating as much temperate humor as is compatible with wearing an off-the-shoulder bath towel.

The pair were just about tied going into their last discipline at the US trials and, sensing a story, the broadcaster NBC panned between them in close-up as they waited for what seemed an extended time to perform their last routines.

"Art is one of the last places the last discipline, if you like that allows this type of ambiguity and deals with things that are problematic while actually engaging with them," he says.

This last discipline is important to allow students to know what Catholic customers – be they priests who are rebuilding their parish church or a school setting up a new chapel – actually need.

We chose these last disciplines because of the broad scope of their expertise.