Sentence examples for problems of discipline from inspiring English sources

The first of several reform councils was held at Pisa in 1409 to deal with the schism and with many other problems of discipline and doctrine.

Some of the schisms were theological conflicts foreshadowed in the apostolic church; others were internal quarrels related to liturgical differences, power politics between different patriarchates or church centres, problems of discipline and piety, or social and cultural conflicts.

He was quickly sent back to the frontlines, this time in Belgium where the Army of the North was experiencing the same problems of discipline and organization.

"There's obviously a problem of discipline: some children have no boundaries.

Being exposed to the problems of another discipline is the equivalent of finding a gold mine, and the gold rush now is for all these glittering, previously hidden molecular biology questions to be tackled and solved.

Such methods have argumentative force and they deal with specific problems of the disciplines instead of arranging the contents of a whole discipline, as do the orders of presentation.

It means the theories, methods and problems of those disciplines are directly or indirectly used or studied by many disciplines.

But a second and even more influential A.P.S.A. report, "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System," published in 1950, sifted through the problem of party discipline.

This moral dilemma is also the defining social problem of the discipline of health economics.

At the end of the day, there are problems of money and discipline and socioeconomic backgrounds in terms of these kids.

"A guy like myself, who did not have any disciplinary problems, now is part of the lawsuit and starts having all these of discipline problems," he said.