With Cut Hands, William Bennett has reimagined Central African Voudou drum polyrhythms as they might be played by a team of slim, discipline-obsessed young men in dog collars.
Whatever Mr. Rajoy's latest measures, "political tension between central government and the regions could also increase the likelihood of additional fiscal slippage because the chances that the government will use its powers to impose fiscal discipline are slimmer," analysts at Barclays warned in a report issued Thursday, before the budget presentation.
Protecting a slim lead, the US needed discipline in the second half.
It's just that in situations like this, in which the young black male, living in the inner city, where the margins for error are so slim, he was going to discipline his son before the police did.
The school discipline guidance has been slimmed down from 600 pages to just 50, and has been published in draft form for consultation.
Mr. Thurber and others said the Medicare struggle represented a new stage of evolution in Mr. Hastert's command of a Republican leadership that is exerting tight discipline to succeed despite its slim House majority.
If Boston give more starting time to Bogaerts, who has found plate discipline in his young age, the edge is slimmer.
As Adam Cohen writes in Time magazine, support for spanking in schools is slim, both in terms of public opinion and any possible benefit to students or school discipline.
If the Jets don't make the playoffs, and the chances are slim, Ryan will need to spend the off-season considering the likelihood that his team's disturbing lack of discipline — Mark Sanchez throwing 59 passes in one game?
He looked slim, or as slim as a 360-pound man can look, a result of an unorthodox Cookie Diet and old-fashioned discipline.
It was slim — really slim.
