| 单词 | disciplinary |
| 释义 | disciplinary (dɪsɪplɪnəri , US -neri ) adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Disciplinary bodies or actions are concerned with making sure that people obey rules or regulations and that they are punished if they do not. He will now face a disciplinary hearing for having an affair. He was unhappy that no disciplinary action was being taken. Synonyms: punitive, retaliatory, retaliative, punitory Collocations: disciplinary board Even then, a quarter of those who faced a disciplinary board were allowed to resign before any hearing and with police pension intact. Times, Sunday Times Those whose tests were flagged as problematic will appear before a disciplinary board in the next month. Times, Sunday Times The force confirmed he faces a disciplinary board. The Sun At the very least he should face a police disciplinary board to answer charges of conduct likely to bring the force into disrepute. The Sun The police disciplinary board sought the suspension of three officers and other penalties for two more, but these measures were later largely overturned. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The hospital hired an outside investigator to look into disciplinary charges against her. Times,Sunday Times It was supposed to be a review but turned into a document that had the potential to form the basis of disciplinary charges. Times, Sunday Times However, he remains suspended on unrelated disciplinary charges. Times, Sunday Times Afterwards he was hauled before city hall officials on disciplinary charges. The Sun With no prosecutions, the officers faced a series of disciplinary charges, beginning with the car incident. Times, Sunday Times Above 5 per cent and clubs will be referred to a disciplinary commission that would be able to dock points. Times,Sunday Times The governing body also published the findings of the independent disciplinary commission on its website. Times, Sunday Times But any disciplinary commission would be led by advice that in cases where 'the media comments are clearly pejorative and discriminatory, ban sanctions are likely'. The Sun The case will be heard by an independent disciplinary commission this afternoon. Times, Sunday Times The disciplinary commission took into account his admission of the charge and his previous good record. Times, Sunday Times The car was seized for forensic tests, and a disciplinary investigation was launched. The Sun Instead of addressing her concerns, the hospital's executives placed her under disciplinary investigation for attempting to undermine colleagues. Times,Sunday Times The individual was immediately suspended and an independent disciplinary investigation opened. Times,Sunday Times Fewer than 1 per cent of employees released on voluntary exit terms since 2012 have been subject to previous disciplinary investigation. Times, Sunday Times The dad, 48, faces a disciplinary investigation but his force will not say why. The Sun The club already took a disciplinary measure against me. The Sun As a disciplinary measure, he was dropped for the one-day series to come. Times, Sunday Times In contrast to the keisaku, the shippei was often used as a disciplinary measure for meditating monks. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The peers were subject to various disciplinary measures after complaints were upheld, including written warnings and awareness training. Times, Sunday Times The players have declined to speak out in public, presumably for fear of disciplinary measures. Times, Sunday Times They are reluctant to use traditional disciplinary methods. Times, Sunday Times His disciplinary methods consisted in the steady application of law, carried out in military fashion. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Opponents believe that other disciplinary methods are equally or more effective. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He received national press coverage due to his innovative disciplinary methods during the 1970s. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Fasting and other disciplinary methods are resorted to curb the flesh. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The ex vice squad cop was suspended - and yesterday a Met disciplinary panel reduced his rank to detective constable. The Sun (2008) He was due to appear before a disciplinary panel this week. Times, Sunday Times (2009) To punish the club further simply because the disciplinary panel says our appeal was frivolous is absolutely subjective. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Hopefully the fact it was early will play a part if he goes in front of the disciplinary panel. The Sun (2012) He will appear before a disciplinary panel on Tuesday. Times, Sunday Times (2011) We have not had a disciplinary problem other than his time-keeping. Times, Sunday Times If it takes five years to deal with a disciplinary problem, how can they deal with crime efficiently? The Sun There's always a disciplinary problem, problem with the boss. The Sun Hedge funds must also identify their clients and disclose any previous disciplinary problems. Times, Sunday Times As might be expected, more successful teams tend to endure fewer disciplinary problems than others. Times, Sunday Times Even then he could still spend the next few months kicking his heels on the sidelines - and not for disciplinary reasons. The Sun In changes can be made only for or disciplinary reasons. Times, Sunday Times However, the truth appears to be that the striker was dropped for disciplinary reasons. Times, Sunday Times Two players left for disciplinary reasons and three others were hauled over the coals. The Sun It can be used for disciplinary reasons or for the individual's own protection. The Sun The club will provide character references, details of an exemplary disciplinary record, having been booked only once this season. Times, Sunday Times Our disciplinary record this year has been quite good. The Sun His ban was trimmed from three weeks because of his good disciplinary record. Times, Sunday Times This must be one of the most innovative theories yet devised to explain the mystery of a poor disciplinary record. Times, Sunday Times The committee took account of his previous good disciplinary record in passing a lenient sentence. Times, Sunday Times But the disciplinary regime has tightened. Times, Sunday Times The shares fell 9¾p to 203¾p on the back of a set of perfectly respectable halfway figures, which show the media company sticking to its self-imposed disciplinary regime. Times, Sunday Times And it can further be conceded that a machine culture imposes new disciplinary regimes on the labor force that can be manipulative, managerial, and--indeed--mechanistic. Christianity Today The 65-year-old can assert his authority quickly over the summer by revamping the ruling body's disciplinary rules and procedures. Times, Sunday Times Be clear about your disciplinary rules and procedures and about the right to appeal. Times, Sunday Times Most importantly, impose zero tolerance of bullying and ensure that staff are aware that breaches of your disciplinary rules will not be excused away by alcohol. Times, Sunday Times For interventions in public sitting, members of parliament are however still subject to the disciplinary rules of their assembly. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The army was based on self-discipline, and all of the armys disciplinary rules were approved by soldier assemblies. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He got a 'disciplinary sanction' and a 50 fixed penalty fine for littering. The Sun However, it may be that you have reserved the right in your contracts of employment to use demotion as a disciplinary sanction for poor conduct or performance. Times, Sunday Times Continual breaches of rules and reports of poor behaviour are certainly things that could lead to a disciplinary sanction. Times, Sunday Times Persistent absences are likely to reach the trigger point quickly and a reasonable disciplinary sanction can be imposed. Times, Sunday Times There were 65 reports since 2012, but only 20 resulted in 'disciplinary sanction'. The Sun However, he has not had a disciplinary violation since 1994. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Grantees enjoy the scholarship for their entire stay in high school provided that they do not incur failing marks and/or disciplinary violations. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Bosket once declared war on a prison system that he claimed made him a monster, and was cited for almost 250 disciplinary violations from 1985 to 1994. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 纪律性的 Japanese: 懲戒の |
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