Sentence examples for struggle discipline from inspiring English sources

Similarly, while the movie shows the brutal treatment of Suu's colleagues in the human rights movement, it does not explore the struggle, discipline and internal friction that are essential to successful political resistance.

They had learned through hard experience what Frederick Douglas once taught: that freedom is not given; it must be won through struggle and discipline, persistence and faith.

Everyday is a struggle to discipline my mind and keep on track.

The struggle to discipline the defense budget and reign in the Department of Defense has begun.

Pearce spilt a Farah offload, Hodkinson failed to find touch off a gift penalty, New South Wales struggled with discipline.

Our generation struggles with discipline much more than any other but the lack of boundaries will only cause more and more difficulties".

"They faced countless daily issues — school problems, struggles with discipline, bed times, expectations and a tendency to let things slide a little, which really doesn't work well for kids".

MADRID — The Spanish government is struggling to discipline the regional governments that it blames for exacerbating the country's fiscal problems as it faces pressure from the European Union to rein in its deficit.

Engine trouble ReprintsIt isn't surprising that Mr Miliband is struggling to discipline Labour MPs, since in the party's leadership election more of them wanted his brother David to win.

Lehmann is also demanding his bowlers improve their performance from Edgbaston, where they struggled for discipline under scoreboard pressure, and claimed the England openers Adam Lyth and Alastair Cook – the two wickets taken as Australia wilted on the third afternoon – are struggling.

Passing along the exhibit cases, one can imagine the poets at their desks, scribbling and deleting, scratching their heads, struggling to discipline their passions into a 14-line form while spilling the errant cup of tea and weeping onto the page.