The accounting oversight board was created to police the profession, inspect firms, set conflict and ethics rules, and discipline accountants.
The youngest of six children, he said, he competed for love and attention in a household in the Bronx with strict rules and discipline.
The problem will not be solved until the chain of command is held accountable for this breakdown in rules and discipline.
He, too, talks about social control - blaming it on the high number of teachers in Vauban, who thrive on rules and discipline.
But when Washington was given command of the American Revolutionary Army, he was charged by the Continental Congress to obey "the rules and discipline of war," the better to contrast with the barbarian British.
Known for getting perfect scores on her physical fitness tests and having vanity license plates on her black Corvette that bore her nickname, "No Slack," she was both feared and loved by soldiers at Fort Jackson for her rigorous attention to Army rules and discipline.
He served three three-year stints as senior steward of the Jockey Club (1957, 1964 and 1976) and is largely credited with paving the way to handing over the running of the racing industry to the British Horseracing Board, leaving the club to administer rules and discipline.
She describes herself as an antifeminist, as she believes that "liberty" depends not on independence, but on rules and discipline.
The ZKE measures warmth and support, psychological pressure, and behavioral control (demands, rules, and discipline).
