Sentence examples for oppressive discipline from inspiring English sources

"It stems from an oppressive discipline system," the commander of the robbery-homicide unit, Capt.

Dirac's childhood was not happy his father intimidated the children, both at home and at school where he taught French, by meticulous and oppressive discipline.

For example, with these oppressive discipline policies in both charters and traditional schools, Black parents are too busy trying to keep our babies out of the cradle to prison pipeline.

Whilst Mr Myler took steps to address the culture that he obviously perceived as being harmful, there was no evidence that any individuals responsible for bullying, or creating a climate at the paper which was unhealthy and oppressive, were disciplined in any way or that the victims were offered any support.

Most claimants make allegations of an oppressive and violent regime with heavy handed discipline, excessive corporal punishment and constant belittlement and physical assault.

But there is a second message, more subtle but at least as powerful, which is that order doesn't have to be oppressive — that a building can be rigorous and highly disciplined, and at the same time be a comfortable and familiar place.

There's no kind of oppressive sentiment behind it; it's more an idea of self-discipline, and that as a society you want to inculcate that.

After the haphazard teaching methods of her governesses, Stella initially had difficulty in adjusting to the strict discipline of the school, and found many of its rules and practices oppressive.

Its pervasiveness may well be judged oppressive by contemporary Western standards, since so much depended, it seems, on mastering the orthodox texts and discipline.

So oppressive".

"That is particularly oppressive.