adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a disciplinary procedure
▪ Unacceptable behaviour will be dealt with through our usual disciplinary procedures.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
action
▪ Guideline 10: Explain the reasons behind your disciplinary actions.
▪ John Keane, who will decide whether to take disciplinary action.
▪ Any abuse of the Flexible Working Hours facility can result in its withdrawal, in addition to any disciplinary action which may be taken.
▪ A lower federal court ruled that, irrespective of the circumstances, such disciplinary action is never permitted without a prior hearing.
▪ The company plans to dock the officers' pay and is threatening disciplinary action.
▪ The Civil Aeronautics Administration will decide any disciplinary action, if necessary, for the airline or the crew of that flight.
▪ For the council's works committee is to consider taking disciplinary action against employees who made serious corruption allegations against senior officials.
▪ Bar officials said member services and disciplinary actions could be halted immediately.
charge
▪ He will then decide whether to prefer disciplinary charges.
▪ He said the school had found enough evidence of hazing to suspend two cadets and file disciplinary charges against 11.
▪ The Police Complaints Authority may direct that disciplinary charges are heard by a tribunal rather than by a chief officer sitting alone.
▪ The college has filed disciplinary charges against 11 cadets in the case.
▪ But police officers can be dismissed only if severe disciplinary charges are proven against them.
code
▪ Revisions have also been made to the prison disciplinary code.
▪ This mechanism does not rely on a disciplinary code nor on a court-like body.
▪ Some superiors were more zealous than others to enforce the disciplinary code.
▪ It signified a disciplinary code of considerable imagination, a vast armoury of Chief Constable's powers, both petty and absolute.
committee
▪ Norwich City and Blackpool have been handed fines by the Football Association's disciplinary committee for failing to control their players.
▪ Massingberd-Mundy complained to Lord Vestey, then chairman of the Club's disciplinary committee, about Steveney's remark.
▪ Now, the North Midlands disciplinary committee are to entertain both father and son.
▪ Stemp appeared before a disciplinary committee in Birmingham today - and was cleared of all blame for the incident.
▪ When a decision has been reached, all concerned will be recalled and informed of the decision of the disciplinary committee.
▪ He was hauled before the disciplinary committee after a video showed him clashing with opposition scrum-half Mike Ford during a brawl.
▪ If Hateley is found guilty of violent conduct, the disciplinary committee are empowered to extend the player's ban.
hearing
▪ But a disciplinary hearing of the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland was told he sold the product without a prescription.
▪ He seems certain to face a General Medical Council disciplinary hearing, and his practice is being sued.
▪ The principles of fair procedure which govern the conduct of disciplinary hearings also apply, by and large, to appeal hearings.
▪ If a disciplinary hearing is to take place, it is likely to occur very soon, a source said.
▪ The Institute is now under increasing pressure to open up its disciplinary hearings to the public.
▪ The Jockey Club has announced it is to look again at the appeals procedure available to parties involved in disciplinary hearings.
▪ My husband wasn't suspended but went through a disciplinary hearing and things were dealt with there, or so we thought.
matter
▪ Comments in personal record cards dwell on disciplinary matters.
▪ Any decision about disciplinary matters should rest elsewhere.
▪ This same meeting was also the Club's first deal with a disciplinary matter.
▪ Formal disciplinary matters and complaints are dealt with by the Garden Secretary.
▪ There is little doubt within Council that more openness in disciplinary matters is both desirable and necessary.
measure
▪ Talk was of a minor disciplinary measure by management that might lead to industrial action.
▪ Dreikurs advises parents to restrict talking to friendly conversations and not use it as a disciplinary measure.
▪ Of course, this was both a political and a disciplinary measure.
▪ The case further indicates the need for employers to adopt the most appropriate type of disciplinary measure in each case.
▪ Moreover, disciplinary measures proved counter-productive.
▪ New disciplinary measures and recommendations asserted his authority over clerical and lay Catholics.
▪ The report did not, however, make any recommendations of disciplinary measures against those concerned.
▪ And if they weren't then disciplinary measures should be taken against the person or people responsible.
problem
▪ Teachers believe that their interaction with pupils and the disciplinary problems which arise are the greatest source of stress in their work.
▪ His school marks improved, and the severe disciplinary problems diminished.
▪ What is vital is that no employer should approach disciplinary problems with a closed mind.
▪ All disciplinary problems are brought before the Committee and the two prison wardens previously assigned these duties no longer perform them.
procedure
▪ When all else fails, disciplinary procedures instigated properly and fairly are one of the few protections the public has.
▪ Mr Kinnock said that the commission would revamp its recruitment and disciplinary procedures and set up a new audit service by May.
▪ Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke also said he plans to bring in new disciplinary procedures.
▪ If we find an inmate who is taking drugs we go through the disciplinary procedures.
proceeding
▪ A candidate who engages in plagiarism shall be subject to disciplinary proceedings. 12.
▪ Robins hired former Attorney General Griffin Bell to institute disciplinary proceedings against the judge.
▪ But it accepted there were flaws in procedures in disciplinary proceedings against Mr Pink.
▪ The teachers then appeared before the school board, asking that they be treated as a group in any disciplinary proceedings.
▪ There was some discussion about the possibility of disciplinary proceedings before the General Council of the Bar.
▪ This need remains as strong after disciplinary proceedings as before, perhaps even stronger.
▪ This would amount to a breach of their contract of employment and lay them open to disciplinary proceedings.
▪ Resolving grievances Most complainants, however, are more interested in getting their grievance resolved than in disciplinary proceedings.
process
▪ This means a disciplinary process and a scale of penalties that can be imposed.
▪ The disciplinary process required to keep people of low intelligence in order was simple.
▪ All Arbitrators should not have been hitherto involved in the disciplinary process or hearing.
reason
▪ This might be for disciplinary reasons or for redundancies arising from, perhaps, reduced staffing needs or curricular changes.
▪ Finally, a substantial number of Volunteers were sent home for disciplinary reasons.
▪ A school news release said it was for disciplinary reasons.
record
▪ A previously blameless disciplinary record should have entitled Cooper to more lenient treatment, they argue.
▪ He will have a fiery temper, a bad disciplinary record and a passionate spirit.
▪ His disciplinary record was apt to be suspect.
▪ Southampton, who had the worst disciplinary record in the League last season, had three players booked.
▪ The midfielder had his contract terminated in December, because of his disciplinary record.
rule
▪ The ordinary disciplinary rules and procedures which the Board applies in relation to its employees will apply in relation to you.
▪ Breach of discipline Any written disciplinary rules that affect you deserve careful study.
▪ The structure, the disciplinary rules, were immutable.
▪ If neither the disciplinary rules nor the warning itself provide this information, ask what is intended.
tribunal
▪ Furthermore, there is already a perception that the decks are stacked at the disciplinary tribunals.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ So far, not a single person has faced prosecution or disciplinary action over the case.
▪ The committee members promised that appropriate disciplinary measures would be taken against the offenders.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Furthermore, there is already a perception that the decks are stacked at the disciplinary tribunals.
▪ He will then decide whether to prefer disciplinary charges.
▪ We may also consider taking disciplinary action.