Sentence examples for more disciplined process from inspiring English sources

McMaster has sought, with incomplete success, to exert more control over staffing and to establish a more disciplined process in place of what had been a largely ad hoc system.

There is, one Democratic Senate strategist said, a trace of longing for the more disciplined process followed by the Republicans in the run-up to the 2000 election, when much of the Republican establishment, on Capitol Hill and beyond, coalesced early behind George W. Bush, then governor of Texas.

Said another way: most organizations need fewer ideas and a more disciplined process to get those ideas to fruition.

But Mr. Ravitch's plan makes sense only if lawmakers accept a more disciplined budget process — including, among other measures, accounting principles that make it harder to hide future deficits, a board of experts to oversee the budget and a new fiscal year to give lawmakers a better handle on incoming revenues.

Techniques such as Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) have enabled leading companies to become more disciplined about the engineering and R&D process.

Now that we're placing strategic emphasis on maximizing our assets, we're trying to reduce our working capital requirements, primarily by being more disciplined about choosing contractors, managing ordering processes, and enforcing lead times.

And so what we have to do is to go through this process very carefully, be more disciplined than we've been in the last several years.

"If our approach to process safety and risk management had been more disciplined and comprehensive, this tragedy could have been prevented," said BP America Chairman Bob Malone Bob Malone.

This disciplined process integrates functions from quality assurance, manufacturing, launch site processing, and engineering.

There's a disciplined process of governance.

He has also become more disciplined.