Sentence examples for strong disciplinary from inspiring English sources

The legislation creates an independent oversight board with strong disciplinary powers for the accounting industry.

"There were students cursing, breaking chairs, out of control, and there was no strong disciplinary action.

The police must face strong disciplinary consequences for turning a blind eye, and those who commit sex crimes must know that they risk speedy prosecution and stiff sentences.

If the football authorities are serious about the Worthington Cup, it's time they took strong disciplinary action against clubs who insult and abuse the competition by fielding over-weakened sides.

Admirers may point to his meetings with victims of sexual abuse and his strong disciplinary action against the Rev. Marcial Maciel Degollado, a powerful Mexican priest who abused boys and fathered children.

In a letter to Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy released yesterday, Mr. Stancik recommended "strong disciplinary action" against Mr. King, who is accused of violating the Board of Education's regulation against "social promotion," the practice of moving students along from grade to grade without regard for whether they meet standards.

Chris Ashton has been suspended for 13 weeks after a three-strong disciplinary panel meeting in London on Tuesday night upheld one charge of biting during Saracens' victory over Northampton on Saturday but threw out a second.

The Labour national executive has agreed that, in future, anyone penalised by the three-strong disciplinary panel – dubbed the party's "star chamber" – will be able to make a full personal appeal to the party's organisation sub-committee.

A night of deliberation by Fifa's six-strong disciplinary committee, chaired by the Swiss lawyer Claudio Sulser, had culminated in the announcement, delivered in a rather sterile media auditorium deep in the bowls of the Maracanã, at a little after 10.30am on Thursday.

Suárez's statement was dated 30 June and was published just five days after he had submitted in his defence a very different version of the clash with Chiellini to Fifa, having consulted with his lawyer Alejandro Balbi, as the matter was considered by the body's seven-strong disciplinary committee.

Conservative backbencher Rob Halfon, who secured today's debate, revealed he had been told there would be a three-line whip - the strongest disciplinary sanction.