Sentence examples for lesser discipline from inspiring English sources

It will help, though, that potential recruits will see that cybersecurity is no longer being treated as a lesser discipline and only tangentially related to warfare and defense at large.

To date, four accused officers have been reprimanded, four face trial-like administrative hearings and four face a lesser form of discipline that could result in a loss of 10 days of vacation time.

Reproof is a lesser form of discipline given formally by a judicial committee to a baptized Witness who is considered repentant of serious sin; the reproved person temporarily loses conspicuous privileges of service, but suffers no restriction of social or spiritual fellowship.

But investigators questioned General Cartwright's judgment and command style in dealing with the aide and recommended administrative action for two lesser infractions: failure to discipline a subordinate and fostering an unduly familiar relationship.

ReprintsIn a financial crisis, he says, diluting market discipline is a lesser evil than trying to maintain public confidence.

The inspector general also recommended discipline, to a lesser degree, for William Teater, a supervisor for the unit responsible for parts of the investigation, and Richard Marquise, who became head of the Oklahoma City office in 1999.

In general, high-speed training and racing are done to a much lesser extent than relatively lower speed disciplines such as slalom and giant slalom.

Possible other explanations include: women are less prone to academic dishonesty, are involved with lesser infractions that do not result in discipline, or that their acts were unintentional.

At a minimum, the soldier has already pleaded guilty to lesser charges, of prejudicing the good order and discipline of the military by leaking information, which carry a maximum sentence of 20 years.

The study applies the tools of content analysis to the stated editorial policies and procedures of a small number of journals in STEM disciplines adhering (to a greater or lesser degree) to the principles of open peer review.

When represented by a lawyer who hadn't been disciplined, juveniles were 43percentt more likely to accept a plea bargain for a lesser crime than those who were represented by an lawyer who had been disciplined.