In those days, New Yorkers made just 160 complaints annually about their doctors, and the state disciplined a dozen a year.
Penn State disciplined 10 players for their roles in an off-campus fight in which at least two people were hurt.
Applying that test, the Supreme Court held that the speech rights of lawyers were not violated when a state disciplined them for misleading advertising.
But, as we have seen in Iraq and elsewhere, its associations — pitched battles, clashing states, disciplined armies with general staffs — can invite actions that are, at best, beside the point.
Order in the way the state functioned, discipline in finances, and justice in laws and procedures.
She is, rather, in a state of discipline, under command, subordinated to the ultimate patriarchal control system.
The higher state of discipline, training, leadership, and armament of the German army reduced the importance of the initial numerical inferiority of the armies of the Central Powers.
Mr. Dunbar, a former F.B.I. agent and a supervisor, modeled the state police discipline system on the Office of Professional Responsibility at the Justice Department.
"For years the state police discipline system was veiled in secrecy, the good ol' boys protected each other and it turned into a civil rights disaster," said William Buckman, a lawyer who represents several clients in racial profiling cases.
MY COLLEAGUE is absolutely right that a high level of labour mobility is one of the American economy's great strengths and a force for state government discipline.And she is also right that the state of Texas has been one of the remarkable economic stories of the last decade, thanks to steady job growth and the attraction of its low cost cities.
