Sentence examples for through discipline from inspiring English sources

Ghana, meanwhile, has endured through discipline and coordination.

The Thernstroms produce plenty of examples of minority schools that are raising academic performance through discipline and accountability.

The duo kept regular office hours, which meant that they developed their distinctive style through discipline and application, rather than through the vicissitudes of "inspiration".

Through discipline and effort he largely overcame it, although the crisis sidelined him for the summer of 1951, when Bayreuth had its first festival since World War II.

Three weeks ago, Mr. Ciccone said he had enhanced "professionalism" in the department through discipline, adding "a tough boss is not frequently a popular boss".

By distinguishing between two levels of believers i.e., the pistic Christian, who responds through discipline and lives on the level of the law, and the Christian Gnostic, who responds through discipline and love and lives on the level of the gospel Clement set the stage for the efflorescence of monasticism that began in Egypt about a half century after his death.

One is "the classic liberal-arts model — four years of relative tranquility in which students are free to roam through disciplines, great thoughts, and great works with endless options and not much of a rationale".

The European Central Bank has handed the euro zone's peripheral governments a great victory at the expense of those who hoped to keep the euro area a solvent, "hard currency" zone through disciplined public finance.

As a result, Jain renunciants do not seek immediate enlightenment; instead, through disciplined and meritorious practice of nonviolence, they pursue a human rebirth that will bring them nearer to that state.

I am glad that we can now put these issues behind us and focus on the important goals of making credit more affordable to consumers and delivering attractive returns to investors through disciplined underwriting and exciting product innovation.

While executives can cultivate a zero-tolerance reputation through disciplining small-time frauds, they're less willing to do so when their own lack of awareness or oversight would come into question.