Sentence examples for social discipline from inspiring English sources

Positive features included the modern infrastructure and Slovenia's traditionally strong social discipline.

People have to learn to have freedom, on one side, and also responsibility, the rule of law, social discipline".

If the authority in some of these stories is often profoundly personal, it is also clearly the authority of the workplace, of social discipline more generally.

What failed most catastrophically after Hurricane Katrina was not the levee, but the government and the social discipline that were required to maintain the flood defences, to succour the victims and to organise timely evacuation.

Attracted by the strategic value inherent in the churches' "historic mission of conservative social discipline," the Nazis simply lied and made deals with the churches while planning a "slow and cautious policy of gradual encroachment" to eliminate Christianity.

Mr Hague is now trying to argue that freedom and social discipline are complementary which is true, up to a point but the harm is done and Mr Hague's authority as leader has suffered a setback.The choreographed cannabis confessions create the impression of a concerted effort to discredit Miss Widdecombe.

For New Labour it seemed to offer a solution to what it saw as the unacceptably high social cost of economic individualism without reviving a large state or traditional social disciplines.

Meanwhile, Minnie has a standard-issue range of other problems to confront, including relations with her former stepfather, Pascal Christopher Melonii), a wealthy man who pays for her school, imposes minor life lessons and social disciplines on her and Gretel, and harbors an enduring grudge toward Charlotte.

However, if the term science applies to any body of systematically organized knowledge based on facts ascertained by empirical methods and described by as much measurement as the material allows, then political science is a science, like the other social disciplines.

"Moralism", therefore, must be hidden on the very DNA of economics (and of course other social disciplines).

On the other hand in the sixteenth century earthquakes were used as a tool for social disciplining.