Sentence examples for preserve discipline from inspiring English sources

From the beginning of her reign, Ranavalona forbade the distribution of books within the military to prevent subversion and preserve discipline.

The Japanese economics minister, Kaoru Yosano, said at a news conference in Tokyo that he was unhappy about the announcement by Moody's but that the government would have to preserve fiscal discipline.

The challenge for macro-history is to preserve the discipline of empirical evaluation for the large hypotheses that are put forward.

But Republican stalwarts said this would test of their seriousness about preserving fiscal discipline.

The answer to the problem is not the preserve of one discipline or scientist but will be found where several disciplines work together to tackle the biological, ecological, environmental, geographical, agricultural, and even sociological, economic, and financial barriers to feeding the world.

The government retreated from fully implementing Kosygin's reforms, but his sensible management style helped preserve efficiency and discipline in the Soviet economy into the 1970s.

But can they preserve the same discipline now they must cut spending?Most worrying of all, Mr Bush's fortunes for the rest of his second term are tied to events in Iraq events over which he has little direct control and which tend to capture popular interest only when they go badly.

The committee was also obliged "to undertake everything that is in its power and authority to preserve order and discipline in the country and will counteract all possible actions that could be directed against the Italian authorities".

Especially if you're not accustomed to having a lot of money, it may take some discipline to preserve your winnings and not go on a wild spending spree.

There were too many rules designed to preserve "good order and discipline".

I believe the impact would be decisions based on evidence rather than the interest in preserving good order and discipline.