disciplinary decision

Some time passed, no more issues ran and disciplinary decisions had not yet been handed down.

They include the ability to appeal any disciplinary decision and the right to arbitration.

It said management will consider the guilt of strike leaders later and take "appropriate disciplinary decisions."

Beyond that, the new director should not be burdened with such unpleasant disciplinary decisions immediately upon taking office.

You may be dissatisfied with a disciplinary decision for any one of a number of reasons.

Regardless of the disciplinary decision, it is clear now that each side hates the ice the other skates upon.

Watson said his status as a former player would not influence his disciplinary decisions.

The subtleties of an individual disciplinary decision tend to get short shrift in the news.

Disciplinary decisions for telling magistrates there were being complete and utter fools?

Erwin Kremers missed out on that due to a disciplinary decision taken beforehand.

A prison official reversed the disciplinary decision, but only after Mr. Stevens had been punished.

Personnel and disciplinary decisions or actions.

Those agents now have a chance to respond to the charges against them before the F.B.I. makes final disciplinary decisions.

Tindall missed the 41-10 victory over Georgia which, according to Johnson, was down to squad rotation and not a disciplinary decision.

The Air National Guard told townspeople at earlier meetings that disciplinary decisions would await the end of the investigation.

Summary of Ontario College of Teachers disciplinary decision.

"Our management and players respect that domestic disciplinary decisions of he FA are made independently of matters relating to the English national team."

Employees have the right to be accompanied to all disciplinary meetings and to appeal to a manager - ideally one not involved in making the initial disciplinary decision.

"My personal position," he added, "is that as long as the evidence is clear, and it seems to be clear, the church has to make a disciplinary decision.

The interview could function as "providing feedback to employees, counseling and developing employees, and conveying and discussing compensation, job status, or disciplinary decisions".

An expert on Arkansas disciplinary decisions said today that he could not recall a single case in which an Arkansas lawyer was disbarred for making false statements under oath.

Colin Campbell, the executive vice president who oversees discipline for the league, and Bertuzzi will not comment until a disciplinary decision is reached, the league said in a statement.

'I prefer Mr. Carus's submission that an Orthodox rabbi is pursuing a vocation and has no choice but to accept the Chief Rabbi's disciplinary decisions.

Even disciplinary decisions taken by the prison governor could be reviewable (see Leech v. Deputy Governor of Parkhurst (N. L., 1988)).

The doctors who administered the drug remained in contact with their patients pending a possible disciplinary decision by the Cook County Board, which oversees the hospital, a hospital spokesman said today.