Sentence examples for making discipline from inspiring English sources

Making discipline a democratic, inclusive process is an act of good faith that's wholly necessary to restoring trust in Goodell's competency.

However, they said they would have preferred an approach to discipline with the head appropriately investigating reported offences first, then dealing with the offences in a professional way, instead of making discipline seem like a personal attack on workers.

We shall forever miss this remarkable man, who made discipline and kindness seem one and the same.

They also hope to compel the district to change its disciplinary practices and to make discipline data available so its progress can be monitored.

The 1994 World Cup- winning captain has made discipline the central tenet of his 10-month tenure but the lack of flicks and tricks during an hour-long workout here last night was not of his making.

Today I want to start by telling you about how my party is going make discipline in our schools a key plank of our education policy for the next general election.

Beyoncé has made discipline, hard work and a fierce attitude central to what she stands for: in her lyrics, her videos, in her trademark on-stage stance (legs planted apart, microphone clenched in one hand).

She has never shied away from confrontation in a government that has made discipline and unity its hallmarks in an effort to drive out the divisive politics that left Labor in opposition to Conservatives for 18 years.

Anger doesn't make discipline work.

Other proposals have included making the Police Commission itself a true civilian review board by allowing it to make discipline decisions.

The more you strive to use it, the easier it will be to make discipline a part of your daily routine.