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• Equally, while a parent cannot be made to love his child, he can be limited by the law in how far he can use physical punishment to discipline his child.
• Institutionalization of discipline and dress codes is another strategy used to curb violence.
• Fasting is all about self control and discipline .
• many parents have been afraid to discipline their children
• Shinto reinforced already strongly-established national notions of spiritual discipline and physical fitness.
• This legal code dealt with military discipline , criminal law and societal customs and regulation.
• Anthropology is a social science discipline whose primary object of study has traditionally been non-Western, tribal societies.
• Could I go to section 10, the power to discipline by way of reprimand.
• The government has also arrested thousands of practitioners of a spiritual discipline that primarily involves physical exercise and meditation.
• The secretary of the Footballers' Association said there were already heavy punishments available to discipline footballers.
• The slant-eyed boy took a little longer, but showed the same obstinate behavior and the sheriff had to discipline him accordingly.
• During the flight the production manager spoke of how he had had to discipline one of his staff for lateness.
• Though it offers some of the most striking recent samples, history is not the only discipline in which scholarship has been put at risk.
• Even teachers are reluctant to intervene and often feel it is not their responsibility to discipline young people.
• The practice of kata, as a lifelong physical discipline , is, however, an appropriate method of practice for older people.
• Traditionalists see crime and poverty as largely the result of a breakdown in social discipline or self control.
• They believe in instilling a deep sense of self-respect and discipline among students.
• Yoga, you might be interested to know, is the oldest physical discipline in existence.
• the tariqa offered spiritual discipline
• It also suggested that a high level of formalism, discipline , and control is required for flexibility to be achieved.
• Since the government banned corporal punishment in schools, teachers think they cannot discipline the children.
• When parents set rules for discipline , children need to understand and respect the rules, which is possible only through communication and mutual respect.
• A group of friends and I have aimed to practice and develop bodybuilding in our city so as to show the aesthetic and physical profits of this discipline .
• It takes discipline or self control on the part of the trainer to make the horse into a disciple or follower, to cause the horse to willingly follow your lead.
• Affiliative identities result from choices of academic discipline , graduate school, mentoring networks, and employing institution.
• However, to be continuously successful at any physical discipline requires that you be sincere to yourself and dedicated to the game.
• She said schools were reminded in 1994 that behaviour and discipline codes should include measures to counter bullying behaviour.
• A second possible interpretation emerges when parents' discussions of discipline practices are considered.
• That meant tight budgetary discipline to control inflation, reduce the deficit and moderate the volume of public debt.
• Organised and efficient, others admire and respect their discipline , control and eloquence.
• A state's truant officers can also discipline the parents of delinquent students if they either aid or condone their children's misconduct.
• This new series explores a traditional spiritual discipline that offers sound guidance to help you cultivate the qualities of your soul.
• It seems to me that this House cannot have it both ways, and that we need some consistency here in order to maintain discipline .
• Although the rhetoric of the military is all about discipline , the daily practice of the troops is a cut throat entrepreneurialism.
• In turn, oral history has become more integrated into the discipline of history.
• ‘There is insufficient discipline on controlling costs in local government,’ he said.
• She displays all the skills of her craft with discipline controlled by passion.
• It is also a dishonest campaign, since most of its proponents object to any form of punishment that parents use to discipline their children.
• As a result, what this recording lacks in kinetic excitement it gains in discipline and controlled wit.
• a lack of proper parental and school discipline
• To bring in the law as a big stick with which to beat parents of recalcitrant kids implies that there can be no discipline : only punishment.
• If I am breaking union rules, let them discipline me.
• Along with the other cadets, he rose before dawn, kept his quarters neat, attended class and adhered to a military code of discipline .
• The problem seems to be less the availability of the drug than the fact that society has lost confidence in its ability to educate and discipline children.
• It must be driven from the top, because the implementation is not just the system, but a discipline .
• Historians of psychology frequently grumble about the marginal status of historical scholarship within the discipline of psychology.
• In 1923 parliament began to revise the code of military discipline .
• What's needed from me is a little bit more control and discipline .
• Sparta was, as you know, a military state, so to be ‘Spartan’ is to adhere to a code of military discipline .
• every month discipline yourself to go through the file
• Older people overwhelmingly feel that children have less respect for the older generation and older people are unable to discipline their children and grandchildren.
• Alongside the obsession with test results goes an insistence on discipline and harsh punishment of bad behaviour.
• They know that forms of discipline which reward good behaviour, rather than punishing the bad, are more effective, safer and promote better relationships at home.
• Kung fu is a discipline open to old and young
• It is important to distinguish between discipline and punishment.
• More than ever before, the working men of Chicago had to conform to new standards of industrial discipline and self control.
• Although similar to other inductive processes, this methodology differs in that it emerges from the discipline of sociology.
• To effectively discipline a child, parents must have set rules and reasons to reinforce them.
• ‘Those who are responsible for this… will be punished according to the army discipline and rules,’ he said.
• The victory guaranteed them top place in their group and was deserved after they defended with discipline and controlled a game which witnessed several crowd incidents.
• At the time, his playing impressed me with its discipline , control, intelligence, and gorgeous sound, all directly in the service of the music.
• sociology is a fairly new discipline
• Physical punishment is not the most effective way to discipline children.
• So great is the concern for discipline that some parents will even be insistent that their child receives harsh, practically militaristic, discipline .
• This was done purely to bring about discipline among the players and maintain its dignity.
• Nevertheless, morality is intelligible only as a social discipline based on general rules impartially applied.
• he was able to maintain discipline among his men