Sentence examples for tighten discipline from inspiring English sources

The early morning agreement came alongside a deal on a pact called for by Germany and France to tighten discipline in the euro zone.

In 1947 Moscow had set up the Cominform (Communist Information Bureau) to tighten discipline within the socialist camp; in the autumn of 1949 Soviet advisers were sent to Czechoslovakia.

He said that KPA soldiers and sentries in the area, after frequent contact with South Korean tourists, had a tendency to be too relaxed, so KPA officers periodically conducted exercises to tighten discipline.

President-elect Barack Obama has said he wants to reform the budget process and tighten discipline, but a revival or even expansion of prior budget rules could constrain his ability to finance his other goals.

Given the constraints that OPEC now faces, its only option, Mr. Varzi and other analysts said, is to tighten discipline and make sure that members stay within those lower production levels.

Searching for answers, she changed his diet — no sugar — and tightened discipline.

"There are contradictory pulls — one to live with tightened discipline, sharp, hard and cold; the other to go hotly and passionately to hell as fast and as fully as possible".

In May 1935 he was appointed chief of the Spanish army's general staff, and he began tightening discipline and strengthening military institutions, although he left many of the earlier reforms in place.

"There are contradictory pulls one to live with tightened discipline, sharp, hard and cold; the other to go hotly and passionately to hell as fast and as fully as possible".

He attempted to tighten army discipline and endeavoured to secure respect for governmental authority in the Republican war zone.

Catalonia was also among the regions instructed this week by the Spanish finance minister, Elena Salgado, to tighten fiscal discipline after failing to meet its 2010 budget deficit target.