Sentence examples for substantial disciplinary from inspiring English sources

The office declined to make the report public on Tuesday, saying it would give the Air Force 30 days to take "substantial" disciplinary action against the officials responsible for retaliating against the workers.

Recent considerations for PHCT composition, as well as the recent definition proposed by the EXPH, recognize these teams as more consistent with substantial trans-disciplinary groups that jointly coordinate care and act accountable for the large majority of the communities' health needs [ 3].

Dreams, and a Dose of Realism He has no substantial marks on his disciplinary record.

Details of the charge Hartley faces have yet to be issued – the offence may fall under striking or dangerous tackle – but given his poor disciplinary record, a substantial ban is certain.

A substantial part of the overlap between disciplinary-tactic frequencies is thus due to the 27% of the sample who received none of the four disciplinary tactics in this study.

As a result of major reforms of mental health care since the 1970s and substantial additional investments in the last 10 years, multi-disciplinary community mental health care teams have been set up in various countries including the United Kingdom (UK) and provide on-going care.

Selecting a course coordinator presented a substantial challenge, because the course crossed over traditional disciplinary boundaries.

This new cross-disciplinary approach has led to a substantial improvement in the knowledge base on past Antarctic climate and to the understanding of the factors that have guided its evolution.

FCA sources say while the watchdog still has an active disciplinary pipeline which could see a number of substantial fines levied over the coming months, there is no investigation comparable with the multi-jurisdictional probes into foreign exchange and Libor interest rate rigging.

The New York Civil Liberties Union said yesterday that if the former officers seek reinstatement, the department should consider reopening the internal disciplinary cases against them because of what it called substantial evidence that the officers "had engaged in a conspiracy to mislead investigators about their actions".

The Delphi exercise presented here successfully elicited the views of a substantial number of researchers, policymakers and practitioners from a range of disciplinary backgrounds, each with substantial experience in ethnicity and health research.