disciplinary authority

The woman had wanted the matter settled by the college's disciplinary authorities.

The period of absence was decided as dies-non by the competent disciplinary authority.

Such legal action in the United States is reported to be seen by teachers there as limiting their disciplinary authority to a significant extent.

The rules in India provides for stern action by disciplinary authorities in such cases.

Most of these actions taken by disciplinary authorities are upheld by courts also.

Browne had previously been sanctioned by state disciplinary authorities.

And the disciplinary authorities act like school principals terrified of even the hint of controversy.

Around Albany he is well known for his scrappiness and for previous scrapes with disciplinary authorities.

Green was never brought before medical disciplinary authorities because he was deemed to be too frail to be charged.

It happens, though, and it is impossible for courts or disciplinary authorities to detect or prevent.

He's wasted his disciplinary authority on an innocent student while Phædrus, the guilty one, the hostile one, is still at large.

Lawyers, as well as teachers, will also be interested in the proposed establishment of the teacher's disciplinary authority in statute form.

To exercise the highest disciplinary authority on all members of the Judicial Power, being able to impose sanctions such as suspension, removal or prison.

Whether Mr. Kroll did anything wrong is unclear; the matter is now before the disciplinary authorities.

The regulations that Owen wrote placed much of the disciplinary authority in the hands of the Confederate sergeants.

When a blackface caricature was posted in a dormitory last fall, the president of the university announced that there would be an investigation by disciplinary authorities.

But in one such appearance in 1986 the state disciplinary authorities first spotted Mr. Peel's stationery.

Although the Lord Chancellor is no longer a judge, he still exercises disciplinary authority over the judges, jointly with the Lord Chief Justice.

Before the 19th Century, young women lived under the economic and disciplinary authority of their fathers until they married and passed under the control of their husbands.

"In the old days, a lawyer could count on a client not reporting to disciplinary authorities simply because it was so difficult to prosecute a grievance," Professor Hazard said.

Two National Alliance MPs proposed a collection to pay the €10,000 (around £7,000) penalty imposed on the Lazio forward by Italian football's disciplinary authority.

The scope of disciplinary authority will be important, and so will the board's ability to hire a high-quality staff to conduct its investigations and to make firms hand over documents.

Rev. Geralyn Wolf of the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island, which has disciplinary authority over her, in July 2007.

In India, the Latin phrase 'dies non' is being widely used by disciplinary authorities in government and industries for denoting the 'unauthorised absence' to the delinquent employees.

Cresson claimed that where the conduct complained of in criminal and disciplinary proceedings was the same, the findings of the criminal court were binding on the disciplinary authorities.