disciplining

Failing to attend to these things brings prompt disciplining or patient complaint.

That part of the Constitution gives Congress the authority “for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the militia.”

High-minded pursuits dovetail with rigidly disciplining your body.

Republicans and Democrats need to be responsible for disciplining their own side.

He had a dim idea of so disciplining his feelings, of attaining a numbed acquiescence in what he could not help.

One of the most effective ways of disciplining an offender is by holding him up to the ridicule of his fellows.

She learned New York town in human sordid enlightening disciplining ways.

During all this time General Stevens was chiefly engaged in training and disciplining his command.

What chance was there among them for correcting and disciplining himself?