Disciplinary used in a sentence

Disciplinary in a sentence as an adjective

The students received penalties on that test, but no other disciplinary action was taken.

Telling him he can go, but the bag stays was a major ****-up that is usually reason enough for disciplinary action in a normal police force.

I suspect that this kind of behavior on the part of a contemporary professor would almost certainly lead to harsh disciplinary action, as it should.

As a lawyer who has represented school children in Broward and Miami-Dade disciplinary and IEP proceedings, I have been involved in some outrageous cases.

I imagine as a reasonably valued software engineer you weren't likely to face disciplinary action or loss of employment for not picking fast enough, thus negating a huge cause of stress/anxiety.

Lets not forget Mark himself was charged with breaching security, violating copyrights, and violating individual privacy by Harvard's disciplinary board for students - he turned out ok.

Precedent has shown self-incrimination is enforceable in non-disciplinary public school "proceedings".If the students were "coerced" or "compelled" to take a survey that may self-incriminate them, then it could probably be shown the privilege did apply.

I have authored a paper on mathematical logic after a period of previously drafting notes, and have had success with the integration of large-scale multi-disciplinary environmental systems models.