Sentence examples for right discipline from inspiring English sources

Still, ethics hardly seems the right discipline for this affair.

"If you don't know how to fly, you're maybe not in the right discipline".

Dickie Arbiter, a former Buckingham Palace spokesman, said Prince Charles lacked the "right discipline" over his sons.

"What we are going to straighten out with this renovation are the accretions of 60 years of the building being used without the right discipline," said Mr. Adlerstein, a Brooklyn-born architect who has previously tackled historic sites like Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.

No matter what degree you graduate with, you'll find a poor-to-mediocre job market awaiting you (unless you've picked just the right discipline and you come from just the right lab).

He said: "Parents, giving their children the right education, the right discipline, manners, respect...a good education, knowing where your children are going... now they're on mobile phones...who are they talking to... on Facebook and these type of things?

I'll just come in at the beginning.' It needed proper structure and proper discipline right from the beginning.

As ever, the main reason is money, combined with a perfect storm of youthful talent in the right disciplines.

He's put in all the right disciplines - and has the advantage of its core business and government base to rely on.

"The moment you say – they are going to get themselves into a terrible twist – that the government of the day, with a significant majority in parliament, can drive through parliament a rewriting of human rights disciplines you are basically accepting that human rights provisions are not universal – that they are pick and choose".

Mr. Allen has said that parents have the right to discipline their children.