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disciplinary

adjective as in corrective

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Relatives of the inmates’ victims are divided over altering regulations to ensure the convicts go to Florence, rather than to the mainline prisons their disciplinary records called for.

He found that the decisions made by the disciplinary hearing manager and subsequent appeal hearing manager, who were both senior leaders and experienced reporters, were "reasonable".

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Party enforcers have taken down scores of senior officials as part of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s disciplinary purges.

The disciplinary panel found Labrada guilty of planting the tracking device, and he resigned from the department.

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"It gave rise to the disciplinary proceedings and therefore contributed to the eventual sanction."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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