Disciplined.

He spoke with a cold, disciplined energy.

This context and framework disciplined transatlantic ties.

Abbas must also share power with more disciplined, younger leaders.

History suggests that a revisionist power can be disciplined in two ways.

The CBRC uncovered 1,272 criminal cases and disciplined 6,826 bank employees (including 325 senior managers).

Protesters ideally should dedicate themselves to disciplined, nonviolent disruption in this spirit especially disruption of traffic.

A fixed rate was seen as a nominal anchor against inflation, forcing disciplined monetary and fiscal policies.

Government institutions are market friendly and the population is well educated, disciplined, and flexible in its learning.

Both Hamas and Islamic Jihad are highly disciplined organizations, exercising tight control over their political and military wings.

America s political parties bear little resemblance to the disciplined organizations familiar in parliamentary democracies in Europe and elsewhere.

The child who dominates on the playground may become a laggard when the context changes to a disciplined classroom.

Saddam's security system for Baghdad includes the Special Republican Guard, whose 16,000 men are Iraq's most disciplined, best equipped troops.

As mayor of Shanghai, he once disciplined his tourist bureau officials by making them scrub the city's public toilets themselves.

Hungry and poor people are looking with hope at the leather clad, well trained, and iron disciplined youth of these street gangs.

But what happens when the political willingness of Germany and other disciplined creditors many now in emerging markets to fund such bailouts fizzles?

By opening economies to international competition and investment, governments will supposedly become disciplined because they will be watched over by international financial capital.

But what happens when the political willingness of Germany and other disciplined creditors many now in emerging markets to fund such bailouts fizzles?

Likewise, the Bucharest court was asked for the number of judges disciplined since the beginning of 2000, including grounds for any sanctions applied.

In some countries, corporate managers are disciplined by the representatives of large universal banks who sit on corporate boards and vote large blocks of shares.

Our farmers are dedicated and disciplined, committed to quality, says Ali Batour, a manager with Cameroon s Sodecoton, the state owned marketer. They deserve a fair price.

Government institutions are market friendly and the population is well educated, disciplined, and flexible in its learning. Rewards for risk taking and initiative are immediate and highly motivating.

Indeed, few today are calling for the IMF to play a stronger role in preventing the accumulation of excessive external imbalances and in fostering more disciplined domestic policies.

The long suffering Japanese tend to be more patient and disciplined than, say, Argentineans, but when social eruptions have occurred in Japanese history, they have been very violent.

By this, he meant an open economy that ensures the free flow of goods, labor, and capital, together with a disciplined central fiscal authority and a strong central bank.

(To be sure, the US delegation has also appeared inconsistent at times, often including officials vehemently hostile to Iran, along with disciplined diplomats seeking an agreement at Obama s request.)

Perhaps his effort to change America s Cuba policy which means challenging the highly disciplined lobby opposing the rule of Fidel Castro and his brother Raúl will show the way.

This was to be the beginning of a new era, one in which a responsible, modern Argentina opened itself in a disciplined way to the United States and the world.

But the shift to the frontier of cool and soft and high tech defies Germany's disciplined and ingrained engineering culture, the organization of business where administrators predominate over greedy entrepreneurs.

This was to be the beginning of a new era, one in which a responsible, modern Argentina opened itself in a disciplined way to the United States and the world.

Young Indian factory workers who fail to follow instructions are sometimes regret branded with red hot iron rods, and some teenage Thai prostitutes are disciplined by having acid thrown in their faces.

Developing countries have been nagged about this for years. By opening economies to international competition and investment, governments will supposedly become disciplined because they will be watched over by international financial capital.

Some central bankers tell us not to worry, because they will be much more disciplined than central banks were in the 1970 s, when the world faced a similar commodity price spike.

But Russia's bureaucracy is no disciplined machine, and the lower reaches of the state's vertical' power structure may well ally themselves quietly with regional authorities to prevent the center from gaining too many votes.

Indeed, Mr. Zhu was renowned for punishing those who fell short of his expectations. As mayor of Shanghai, he once disciplined his tourist bureau officials by making them scrub the city's public toilets themselves.

This context and framework disciplined transatlantic ties. Europeans and Americans alike recognized the need to limit and manage their differences in order to conserve their ability to deter and, if necessary, to defeat the Soviet Union.

even before a takeover occurs, managers were supposed to be disciplined by fears of a revolt by their boards of directors, especially when the directors think that the company might be become a target of a hostile takeover

However, as this new glimpse into the front lines of the online information war shows, the Russian side is greater in size, well funded, and more disciplined in its construction of a massive echo chamber on the RuNet.

If Fatah is to become a viable partner for peace and regain its grassroots support, it must reform itself and end the widespread corruption that has undermined its reputation. Abbas must also share power with more disciplined, younger leaders.

In this case, leaders of the Conservative Party s far right component are likely to think that they can dispense with offering disciplined support to Prime Minister David Cameron and his policies, because Labour can never win under Corbyn, anyway.

That calls for a Chinese policy of disciplined engagement toward North Korea, without which an internationally coordinated solution to the nuclear problem and, with it, the promise of more productive relations with the US and South Korea will be impossible.

They tend to be the most despotic and corrupt, not because poor people care less about good governance on the contrary, their very lives depend on it but because they lack the means to keep their government disciplined and law abiding.

But we re all disciplined by the understanding that the only people who are going to decide, you know, whether I m right or somebody else is right, are the people in our community in the next generation, in 30 and 50 years.

What Thai democracy needs in order to mature is not a political safety net, but a vigilant citizenry to ensure disciplined enforcement of the constitution s provisions and institutions, so that they can no longer be hijacked by the likes of a Thaksin.

In Cameroon, where cotton is the main source of income for nearly five million people, record crops were posted last year and the year before. Our farmers are dedicated and disciplined, committed to quality, says Ali Batour, a manager with Cameroon s Sodecoton, the state owned marketer.