Sentence examples for major disciplinary from inspiring English sources

She decided to begin Operation MDO, for major disciplinary offenses.

"On the other hand you have all these major disciplinary offenses occurring with a small group of students -- I call them my frequent fliers -- who come to school to disrupt".

It recently emerged that although the Independent Police Complaints Commission received nearly 300 complaints about police behaviour at the the protests, no prosecutions have yet resulted and no major disciplinary action has been taken.

When Miriam Morales-Taylor, who is in her second year as principal of Bulkeley High School, asked her assistant principal recently to break up major disciplinary offenses into piles on Mrs. Morales-Taylor's desk, the pile for swearing climbed highest.

Because a disciplinary report can lead to automatic expulsion from the most coveted work assignments -- like the computer program -- there has been a 60percentt reduction since 1995 in major disciplinary reports, including for fighting or attempted escape.

Student records for major disciplinary actions, like suspensions, are normally kept for three years after the end of the school year or three years after the student turns 18, whichever comes later.

Nothing major, but disciplinary rules have been tweaked - for example, deliberately kicking out a skate to cross the finish line fractionally earlier would now lead to disqualification.

The theory encompasses a number of underlying theories and concepts derived from other fields that differ dramatically from architecture, with three major components: disciplinary component; cognitive-philosophical component; and inquiry-epistemic component.

These major multi-disciplinary conferences are held every two years in different countries in Europe.

In our view, along with the increasing capability to model and compute all major multi-disciplinary aspects of an aircraft, in the long term it will become possible to 'fly' and investigate the complete aircraft in the computer.

Data in Fig. 3 reflect the first author's polls of his students (see details of study above) arrayed by disciplinary major in response to the standard National Science Foundation science literacy item, "Human beings evolved from earlier species of animals" (National Science Board 2008).