disciplinary regime

The regulations of the disciplinary regime - deals with essential matters of military order.

They were explicitly aimed at the unrespectable poor, subjecting their children to the full disciplinary regime of the new training schools.

Once at Forman, students are kept to a strict academic and disciplinary regime and are required to participate in competitive sports.

This feat was attributed to complete change in the atmosphere and training regime at the club, including a tougher disciplinary regime, introduced by Dowie.

This arrangement did not last long however as prisoners tired of the strict disciplinary regime that Hutchinson, like Spence before him, insisted on.

Some states gained a reputation for using such punishments cruelly; Sparta, in particular, used them as part of a disciplinary regime designed to build willpower and physical strength.

Even before the typewriter was invented, Wershler-Henry claims, its "logic" enforced a disciplinary regime, modifying "our behavior, our social structures and our very sense of ourselves."

At the time, Thorn Cross was the first such institution in the United Kingdom to enforce military-style disciplinary regime for its inmates, which led to the prison being labelled as a boot camp.

Suddenly, the Giants were off to a 2-1 start before road games against Green Bay and Dallas, which had Strahan realizing that Coach Tom Coughlin's disciplinary regime has helped create that 2-1 start.

The statute of the General Council of the Judicial Power and the regime of incompatibilities of its members and their functions, in particular the matters of appointment, ascent, inspection and disciplinary regime (Article 122)

But the rest of Mr Foster's vote looks soft, with many of the 1987 intake of Labour MPs switching their support to Mr Davies in protest at what they see as Mr Foster's lax disciplinary regime over the parliamentary party.