Meanwhile, disciplinary actions decreased by 14%, while use of non-disciplinary actions nearly doubled.
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"If there is a disciplinary cause, a disciplinary procedure will be initiated," she said.
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Previous disciplinary attempts were found by legal and human resources staff to have not had "appropriate language necessary for such disciplinary action," the audit said.
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"The FBI will handle these referrals pursuant to the FBI's disciplinary investigation and adjudication processes, and will impose disciplinary measures as warranted," the report read.
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Rosemarie Maldonado, a deputy police commissioner who oversees disciplinary hearings, reached her verdict after serving as the judge in Pantaleo's disciplinary trial earlier this year.
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"The disciplinary advisory committee resolved that the registered auditor must be referred to a disciplinary hearing," Bernard Agulhas, IRBA's chief executive, in response to questions from Reuters.
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"The disciplinary advisory committee resolved that the registered auditor must be referred to a disciplinary hearing," said Bernard Agulhas, IRBA's chief executive, in response to questions from Reuters.
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The letter was sent to the D.C. Office of Disciplinary Counsel, the chief prosecutor for disciplinary matters that involve active or inactive attorneys who are D.C. bar members.
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"When used to back-up milder disciplinary tactics consistently, parents are able to phase it out because children learn to cooperate with the milder disciplinary tactics," Larzelere said.
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The state's Office of Professional Medical Conduct has not issued any disciplinary sanctions against Adelman and does not release information about complaints that do not result in disciplinary actions.
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Critics argue that the non-disciplinary programs can, in fact, feel more disciplinary than supportive and don't help as many people as they could if opioid agonists were made available.
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Johnson's federal lawsuit was little more than a sideshow to the university's disciplinary proceedings against him, but the case file for the lawsuit included most of the documents from the disciplinary proceedings.
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All of the proceedings relate to homophobic chants by the respective team's fans, with the FIFA Disciplinary Committee finding the associations to have violated article 67 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code (FDC).
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An accused judge has the right to be present at a disciplinary hearing, to present testimony and witnesses, and to have a lawyer in any disciplinary case that is subject to investigation.
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" The NYPD has been criticized by the outside agency that investigated the incident for "mutating" its rules "to adapt to the NYPD disciplinary process, rather than the disciplinary process following the NYPD rule.
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An appeals court ruling in March affirmed the de Blasio administration's interpretation that the law applies to disciplinary records, sidestepping a practice in place for four decades of making disciplinary action publicly available.
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The officials requested anonymity to discuss a confidential disciplinary matter.
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He eventually left his job but never faced disciplinary action.
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There was a disciplinary hearing, but Latchman was again cleared.
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No disciplinary action was taken in relation to the student.
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And new disciplinary technologies create an additional risk for workers.
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Yet we slap them into disciplinary councils and excommunicate them.
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Sixteen service members faced disciplinary action over the air strike.
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This is, technically, cause for disciplinary action, if not expulsion.
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It must also recommend disciplinary action against Hernandez Rojas' murderers.
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This wasn't the first disciplinary action in Amiott's police career.
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Inevitably, schools use that disciplinary authority disproportionately against marginalized students.
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Ultimately, the White House took no disciplinary action against Conway.
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Foucault's examples was disciplinary training within prison, where the exercise
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The national police have since apologized and pledged disciplinary action.
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The biographer may yet face disciplinary action from the Army.
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I transcribed a collection of 18thC student disciplinary records once.
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They did not say if they would take disciplinary action.
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"I never had any sort of disciplinary things," she said.
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I didn't formally complain because I feared of disciplinary action.
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And all disciplinary records are kept secret in New York.
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An online search of disciplinary records showed no other offenses.
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He had not committed a single disciplinary infraction since 1980.
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Police disciplinary hearings proceed like a trial before a judge.
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That was the underpinning for the Obama administration's disciplinary policies.
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The suspect had been expelled for disciplinary reasons, officials said.
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Some who refused were threatened with disciplinary action, including suspensions.
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He told employees that not all disciplinary action is visible.
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Some schools have also changed their disciplinary policies — including Carver.
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BOONSBORO, Md. — Maddi Runkles has never been a disciplinary problem.
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He did not receive one disciplinary infraction in 20 years.
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The disciplinary hearing for Officer Haste, set for 10 a.m.
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Five of the officers will still face internal disciplinary hearings.
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He said the departures were not for any disciplinary reason.
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The complaint is the first step in a disciplinary proceeding.
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For the Assad regime, passports are political and disciplinary tools.
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Not so for the officers' disciplinary records, which the judge refused to allow into evidence — one officer, Ryan Robinson, had a disciplinary file that included two off-duty DUI car crashes in April 6093.
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The school carried out 30 disciplinary measures in the 2018-19 school year related to nicotine, most of them involving vaping, compared with seven such disciplinary issues in the 2017-18 term, he said.
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The investigator wrote that the bank "did not follow its progressive disciplinary policy" and went "outside its normal disciplinary tract to terminate" Mr. Burris, apparently because of his complaints about the bank's sales tactics.
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While new candidates for the certification are subject to detailed background checks, including review of any disclosed disciplinary issues, the organization has relied on CFP practitioners to disclose their own disciplinary actions and other problems.
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Tina Luongo, who leads the criminal practice at the Legal Aid Society, said that for victims of police abuse, the revelations about Officer's Pantaleo's disciplinary history only reinforced that the department's disciplinary system was toothless.
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Hartley's appointment is a controversial one given his poor disciplinary record.
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At the disciplinary hearing, it was Fischl's word against the COs'.
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Instead, the board says it offers offending nurses private disciplinary orders.
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Therefore, these EWS are not part of the official disciplinary system.
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Neither Gaxiola nor Lee are facing disciplinary measures for the footage.
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To be inspired by special surroundings and a multi-disciplinary approach.
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Trump suggested the US military might take disciplinary action against Vindman.
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Many officers told BuzzFeed News that the disciplinary system is unfair.
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The investigation was based on a cache of internal disciplinary records.
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Italy risks an EU disciplinary procedure that could lead to fines.
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Twitter typically declines to comment on disciplinary decisions around individual accounts.
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Retaliation against anyone filing a complaint can also invite disciplinary action.
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We are reviewing this incident and will take appropriate disciplinary action.
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Five officers face internal disciplinary hearings scheduled to begin Oct. 30.
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"We will undertake disciplinary and other processes as appropriate," it added.
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Apple was not the first to take disciplinary action against Jones.
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A Louisiana police officer might face disciplinary action for threatening Rep.
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Stuart argued that the disciplinary action violated Lutz's First Amendment rights.
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These comments were wholly inappropriate and we have commenced disciplinary proceedings.
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"He hasn't had a disciplinary violation in 36 years," he says.
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This would be the formal start of a disciplinary procedure. Dec.
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Linick also recommended that State consider possible "disciplinary action" against Moley.
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None of them have had major disciplinary violations in recent years.
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After that meeting, he received the summons to a disciplinary hearing.
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The Department's internal disciplinary system is viewed as a Kangaroo Court.
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The matter sparked an FBI disciplinary review which advised McCabe's termination.
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She gave Ramaphosa 30 days to decide on appropriate disciplinary action.
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After the disciplinary hearing Tuesday, Merrill will decide how to proceed.
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That means affirming the ruling that ordered the disciplinary summaries released.
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There's also a push for greater transparency of police disciplinary trials.
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The workings of the F.B.I.'s disciplinary office are kept confidential.
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Public employees who flout the law could also face disciplinary measures.
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At best, they'd have to endure a very tedious disciplinary meeting.
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Why not provide detailed information about individual fraternities' disciplinary records instead?
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In October, the Navy began looking into further disciplinary actions. Adm.
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Inmates under disciplinary action will not have access to the service.
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But her in-house disciplinary policies had earned everyone's enmity instead.
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Ms. Fitzpatrick also faces an internal disciplinary hearing by her employer.
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The disciplinary policies can be severe, as they were at Carver.
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Several players had been suspended for disciplinary reasons before the season.
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"Code violations, when found, have been addressed accordingly through disciplinary proceedings."
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They had his disciplinary record, but they rarely looked at it.
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EU states have the last say on opening a disciplinary procedure.
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Detainees must meet "disciplinary demands" or face punishment, the directive added.
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"We are working to avoid any (disciplinary) procedure," Di Maio said.
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Many of the letters came from people with no disciplinary history.
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At his disciplinary hearing, prison officials dismissed his claims of innocence.
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The White House Counsel's Office disagreed and took no disciplinary action.
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Seldom are judges reprimanded, suspended or subject to other disciplinary action.
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Some schools threatened disciplinary action against students who participated in walkouts.
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Instead, disabled detainees are sometimes moved to administrative or disciplinary segregation, both of which involve being confined to cells for hours a day: 23 hours or more in disciplinary and 20-plus hours in administrative segregation.
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Between 2014 and 2015, there were 209 placements in disciplinary segregation compared to 8,309 placements in administrative segregation and the average stay in administrative segregation is more than double that of disciplinary segregation, the report states.
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Sing Sing COs escorted him to disciplinary, tested his urine for drugs.
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Her hearing will be conducted before Jamaica's Independent Anti-Doping Disciplinary Panel.
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Gilbert said any sergeants who missed their quota would face disciplinary consequences.
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In 2017, 54 percent of the 333 disciplinary orders issued were private.
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It does not have the power to do take disciplinary action itself.
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They have said five FBI agents should be referred for disciplinary actions.
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But there was no mention in Passantino's letter of any disciplinary action.
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The university administration has not yet decided what disciplinary action to take.
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In it, the university agrees to end its disciplinary process against Krauss.
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The disciplinary trial focused on whether Pantaleo used a department-banned chokehold.
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Some of the people named for possible disciplinary action could be fired.
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Fifteen months of good behavior appear not to sway the disciplinary panel.
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For those who do not, disciplinary action has yet to be determined.
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Only three of the 72 officers will not face any disciplinary action.
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The department, meanwhile, announced an independent panel to review its disciplinary program.
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Cruz had been expelled from the school last year for disciplinary reasons.
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Like the SEC, FINRA has shown a sharp decline in disciplinary actions.
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Dr. Jonathan Arden testified at Officer Caesar Goodson&aposs police disciplinary hearing.
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The finding could lead to disciplinary action including multi-billion-euro fines.
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But for Kim, information transparency is an issue that transcends disciplinary boundaries.
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He also feared the impact it could have on his disciplinary record.
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Brown also advises researching an adviser's background for an disciplinary issues(sec.gov/).
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The University will investigate and decide what disciplinary action they deem appropriate.
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The disciplinary responses have been bungled at worst and uneven at best.
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He would not disclose what disciplinary actions — if any — had been taken.
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It's unclear what disciplinary action will be taken against the individuals identified.
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The board is an independent civilian body that decides police disciplinary cases.
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She was released from the Fort Leavenworth disciplinary barracks in May 2017.
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Radford's top scorer, Carlik Jones, did not play, reportedly for disciplinary reasons.
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One was closed without any disciplinary action and two are still open.
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Changes will include public viewing of disciplinary hearings via live video streaming.
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The disciplinary actions from the league should take all that into account.
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The European Commission could begin disciplinary proceedings as early as next week.
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Li responded that international collaboration and cross-disciplinary efforts will save humans.
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Those records include an officer's disciplinary history, shielding wrongdoing from public view.
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While the disciplinary commission examines the situation, the I.O.C. announced provisional measures.
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Omar Mateen was a disciplinary challenge in school, unafraid to push buttons.
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He said he had been accused of violating the Police Disciplinary Act.
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"It tells employees that "those responsible risk facing disciplinary action or termination.
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He had no serious disciplinary infractions in the years before his death.
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They're multi-disciplinary executors, they take ownership and they're passionate about product.
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"The consequences of any true disciplinary system must become dire," Kunzweiler said.
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The disciplinary proceedings against her, however, have paused, pending the federal investigation.
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The rest landed in the pool because of legal or disciplinary charges.
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They no longer reduce success to statistics about arrests or disciplinary infractions.
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They noted that American soldiers were not exempt from military disciplinary procedures.
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Because those disciplinary records weren't criminal convictions, the judge wouldn't allow it.
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It might've led to disciplinary action or, worse, him losing his job.
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If they do, employees involved with the posts could face disciplinary action.
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Inmates can be kicked out of the program for any disciplinary infraction.
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Chief Haber declined to describe Mr. Oliver's disciplinary record as an officer.
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"The disciplinary system has been weakened in our prisons," the association said.
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The suspect, a former student, was expelled for disciplinary reasons, officials said.
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The statement said a number of other sailors would face disciplinary action.
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It did not address Hoard's specific allegations or mention any disciplinary action.
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The Mainichi daily newspaper said Sugano received "disciplinary action" for his conduct.
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State officials said they did not routinely analyze disciplinary cases by race.
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Baylor's football team signed up transfers with disciplinary issues in their pasts.
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"The disciplinary panel has sought more details on the case," he said.
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All disciplinary action stops once a judge steps down from the bench.
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The agency said it also took disciplinary actions against 20 staff members.
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The remaining 12 states generally open police disciplinary records to the public.
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The shutdown also throws a wrench into international and disciplinary science collaboration.
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This would justify the opening of a disciplinary procedure, the EU said.
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They are impossible to ignore in part because of their hybrid, more-is-more approach to their art—Davis calls his work "post-disciplinary" and Reynolds uses "multi-" or half-jokingly "manic-disciplinary" to describe her eclectic output.
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No disciplinary action planned: The White House letter comes in response to the ethics office's letter from mid-February that said there was "strong reason to believe" Conway violated ethics standards and that disciplinary action should be taken.
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The disciplinary proceedings were kick-started by a letter on Monday from Mr. Byrne to the Justice Department, saying the police would no longer hold off on disciplinary proceedings if the Justice Department had not announced by Aug.
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There has been the issue with the state law limiting the disclosure of officers' disciplinary information, and in particular, the push for information about the disciplinary history of Daniel Pantaleo, the officer who held Mr. Garner in a chokehold.
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EU'S MOSCOVICI SAYS COMMISSION'S DOOR REMAINS OPEN TO AVOID DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE AGAINST ITALY
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Rome is facing the risk of a disciplinary procedure for its excessive debt.
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Reginald Gilbert that ordered a quota for officers to write inmate disciplinary reports.
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He'd been given an avertissement, or disciplinary notice, for something he hadn't done.
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Regardless of your specialty, however, the quality of the hour is cross-disciplinary.
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Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, asking him to refer Conway for possible disciplinary action.
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The disciplinary board hearing to discuss misconduct charges is scheduled for September 20.
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Chinese officials usually use the term "disciplinary violations" to mean allegations of corruption.
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He was fired Tuesday at a disciplinary hearing by new Sheriff Gregory Tony.
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But the university expelled the fraternity and started disciplinary actions against individual students.
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For years, the NYPD has fought to keep its internal disciplinary practices secret.
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The sheriff said Cruz had been expelled from the school over disciplinary issues.
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Syracuse filed disciplinary charges against 18 students who were part of the incident.
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"I went through life constantly practicing this model of disciplinary approach," he says.
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Given the guard's provocation, most teammates expected Murdoch to face limited disciplinary action.
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According to the University of Montana Student Conduct Code, disciplinary proceedings are confidential.
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Schools are communicating with parents, and issuing rules and disciplinary actions if necessary.
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Joe Torre, chief baseball officer for Major League Baseball, announced the disciplinary measures.
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Officially the team statement was like, oh, it's an in-house disciplinary thing.
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This has led to a "more disciplinary style of rule", says Mr London.
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There is even a disciplinary procedure for using improper language towards a citizen.
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The indictment noted that she had "supervisory and disciplinary authority over" the student.
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The company has repeatedly warned workers that striking will result in disciplinary action.
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The idea is that the disciplinary process should educate a first-time offender.
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German is a multi-disciplinary artist, based in the Homewood section of Pittsburgh.
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Still, he had faced tobacco-related offenses before, according to the disciplinary report.
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No disciplinary action will be taken against the remaining three deputies, Tony said.
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If any disciplinary action should've been taken, it should've been with the school.
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For this May incident, Meadows was sentenced to 60 days in disciplinary segregation.
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The VA said in April it would take additional disciplinary actions if appropriate.
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In November 2013, a disciplinary committee convened in Johannesburg to review the case.
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If appropriate, additional disciplinary actions will be taken in accordance with the law.
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No review is necessary, unless as it concerns disciplinary action for involved employees.
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A teacher told CNN that the disciplinary action will be an unexcused absence.
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Because the only conversation they had with leaders in the past was disciplinary.
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The NYPD said it would also launch disciplinary proceedings against Pantaleo's supervisor, Sgt.
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The presence of police in school disciplinary matters is a fairly recent phenomenon.
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" Daniel said that the second issue is being investigated as a "disciplinary matter.
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The disciplinary procedure may eventually lead to fines for Poland, the Commission warned.
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Byrne added that the NYPD could not longer justify putting off disciplinary proceedings.
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The spokesperson said the district would not discuss disciplinary action against the teacher.
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They can face disciplinary action by the department even if they are acquitted.
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"HR only told me that appropriate disciplinary action had been taken," she said.
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We need to apply more rigorous scientific protocols, using a multi-disciplinary approach.
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One general was among those singled out for disciplinary action, the officials said.
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The MFA program is structured in a way that encourages cross-disciplinary discussion.
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The report also said that the department's disciplinary system was riddled with shortcomings.
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It also suspended Shafie, pending investigations into his conduct by the disciplinary board.
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T.S.A. screeners could still face disciplinary action within the agency, Ms. Patrick said.
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The police opened 47 disciplinary investigations in connection with the protests, Atehortua said.
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In June, the Police Department appointed a panel to examine its disciplinary policies.
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Additionally, state medical licensing boards maintain free public online records of disciplinary actions.
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The permits cost $230 a semester and can be revoked for disciplinary reasons.
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This week, the bloc's Commission is likely to begin disciplinary procedures against Italy.
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The potential for cross-disciplinary conversation and discovery here is rich and intriguing.
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Of the department's 34 supervisors, 28 have disciplinary records in their personnel files.
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Still, "no adequate disciplinary, preventative or corrective action was taken," the suit said.
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They said disciplinary action was unlikely because it usually required a formal complaint.
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Roughly two-thirds of the reports resulted in disciplinary action, the data show.
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Recreational drugs fell under the Tour's private "conduct unbecoming a professional" disciplinary policy.
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But a Title IX disciplinary proceeding doesn't preclude victims from pursuing criminal charges.
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Google has denied any ulterior motive for its disciplinary actions in both cases.
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The investigation could lead to disciplinary action and criminal charges, the paper reported.
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This would potentially happen if those personnel are being recommended for disciplinary action.
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Another employee was suspended, while a third quit before disciplinary action was taken.
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Bloomberg noted that Facebook has taken "disciplinary action" in regards to this employee.
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She's a multi-disciplinary artist — a writer and actor, but also a playwright.
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He did not immediately provide information about whether there was other disciplinary action.
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Paul said Salamoni chose not to answer any questions at his disciplinary hearing.
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There was no immediate comment from Georgetown about any disciplinary action against Alexander.
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The judge, Jack Robison, is on the other end of a disciplinary measure.
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Only 29 cases had reached a stage that could result in disciplinary action.
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The network didn't indicate whether any disciplinary action was taken against Toni Snow.
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Cruz was previously expelled from the school for unspecified disciplinary reasons, officials said.
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These conditions require multi-disciplinary care encompassing both physical, occupational, and speech therapies.
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Commissioner O'Neill did not say whether Captain Rose would face any disciplinary action.
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The shooter had previously attended the school but was expelled for disciplinary reasons.
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In August, police said five officers were facing disciplinary measures for the incident.
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DISCIPLINARY PROCESS La Repubblica said the start of an EU disciplinary procedure against Italy this week was "almost inevitable" unless the government could come up with a convincing set of commitments to keep its rising debt and deficit in check.
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It's interesting that all of these inter-disciplinary minds converged on the scene immediately.
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It was not immediately clear if Ballinger would face additional disciplinary review from Cornell.
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It's unclear whether the person who wrote the message will face any disciplinary action.
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So far it's unclear what disciplinary measures the International Tennis Federation might hand down.
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Then, new disciplinary write-ups for the inmate caused the parole board to reconsider.
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Attorney disciplinary proceedings, like any other judicial case, take time and can take years.
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Title IX requires campus disciplinary procedures to be fair and equitable to both sides.
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EDITORIAL: It's time for political science to update its disciplinary norms about public engagement.
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The bank said it has fired about 5,300 employees and taken other disciplinary actions.
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The New York Police Department said it would proceed with an internal disciplinary process.
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That means disclosing fees, commissions, potential conflicts and any disciplinary actions they have faced.
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Under Title IX, schools must provide prompt and equitable disciplinary proceedings to both parties.
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"There have been no discussions of any type of disciplinary action," the insider says.
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It is unclear whether she has faced disciplinary action from the university or team.
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He is a former student of the school who got expelled for disciplinary reasons.
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The disciplinary documents BuzzFeed News obtained include no record that Marrero faced any punishment.
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Going up to the second or third floor might catch us a disciplinary case.
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As Brady's appeals brief notes, Goodell has had five disciplinary actions overturned since 2012.
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Mr. McMillon suffered from mental illness and had had disciplinary problems over the years.
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Each row in the data represents an individual disciplinary case decided by the department.
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Pantaleo is the only officer who has faced any disciplinary action for Garner's death.
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The idea of agility was to focus on small, innovative and multi-disciplinary teams.
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The second day of testimony in the disciplinary case has ended for the day.
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She has been charged with sexual assault by persons with supervisory or disciplinary authority.
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They consequently choose to work for firms that use disciplinary measures to push them.
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Because I think the FBI investigation has shown that it's not to be disciplinary.
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He previously had been expelled from the school for disciplinary reasons, authorities have said.
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Testimony in the first day of the disciplinary hearing has ended for the day.
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Participants can experience physical fights, unwanted attention from other inmates, and even disciplinary action.
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The name of the person he called was redacted from the prison disciplinary report.
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"We are exploring the full range of disciplinary actions," the Secret Service spokesperson said.
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The 10-day disciplinary hearing will determine whether Pantaleo can remain on the force.
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"There were no prior disciplinary issues with him," she said at the news conference.
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Cross disputed a minimum punishment for students and said the disciplinary details seemed inflexible.
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School officials previously said the teen had no known disciplinary issues before the attack.
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"There have been no discussions of any type of disciplinary action," the insider said.
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Harvard's proposed policy includes unspecified disciplinary action to be determined by the administrative board.
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But surely after today's clash in Stade Vélodrome, UEFA will recalculate its disciplinary actions.
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If these claims are substantiated, we will take any and all appropriate disciplinary actions.
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" The National Lacrosse League also said that "necessary disciplinary action will be taken swiftly.
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Chelsea Manning was convicted on two of three charges in a disciplinary hearing yesterday.
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The UFRB can recommend additional training and equipment, changes in policy and disciplinary action.
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Three of the five officers now facing disciplinary measures are mentioned in the lawsuit.
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The disciplinary hearing took place on Thursday, and its results were announced Friday morning.
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But he noted that his statements to the jury were reasons for disciplinary action.
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He said Maassen was competent, had integrity and had not committed a disciplinary offence.
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That investigation could result in disciplinary action against Selyem, including possible termination, Ramos said.
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Under EU rules, countries must keep their budget shortfalls low or face disciplinary action.
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Federal rules state that a retired judge is no longer subject to disciplinary procedures.
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" CREW's executive director, Noah Bookbinder, urged the office to "take any necessarily disciplinary action.
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The investigation could result in disciplinary action that possibly includes termination, the statement said.
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A charter school in Georgia has reinstated paddling as a disciplinary action for students.
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It also remains unclear what disciplinary actions the college plans to take against Bird.
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The board's findings would go to the city's police director for possible disciplinary action.
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They could still face disciplinary action by the department even if they are acquitted.
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The teacher, who remind unnamed, could face disciplinary action, according to the news outlet.
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Or are you trying to get out of a disciplinary case by coming here?
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Both will lose their refereeing licenses and will face bans from the Disciplinary Committee.
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He is noted for cross-disciplinary projects that involve notable figures in unexpected configurations.
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Do you think all students are treated fairly when it comes to disciplinary action?
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Mr. Matteo said that "the committee voted to commence disciplinary proceedings against" Mr. King.
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The testimony came on the first day of Officer Pantaleo's long-delayed disciplinary trial.
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According to a disciplinary report obtained by The Times, at about 8:45 a.m.
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He described her as a high-achieving student with no history of disciplinary problems.
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The person familiar with the case requested anonymity to speak about confidential disciplinary matters.
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He did not say whether Massie would face any disciplinary measures from the party.
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They fed the disciplinary citations into the shredder and cut the inmates' punishments short.
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He did not say whether Massie would face any disciplinary measures from the party.
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If the photo is verified, disciplinary action will follow, Jones said in the statement.
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Because the official had left the department, there wouldn't be any internal disciplinary process.
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Supervise, develop and mentor multi-disciplinary professional, technical, and administrative staff in PA office.a.
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A second officer and a sergeant also face disciplinary trials related to the shooting.
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Under the older disciplinary model they would have been hauled straight off to detention.
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But inmates can still get kicked off the methadone program for minor disciplinary infractions.
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Latchman had been told in October 2018 that he would not face disciplinary action.
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Or making guards wear disciplinary collars of some kind in return for their survival.
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Disciplinary proceedings are continuing against other athletes, and the numbers are expected to climb.
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School-wide disciplinary measures were also found to be geared disproportionately toward black students.
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Stories abound of VA staff behaving unethically or negligently but receiving little disciplinary action.
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Have you ever seen a student or group of students targeted for disciplinary reasons?
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I hope that after investigating the incident, Middlebury metes out the appropriate disciplinary measures.
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Cross-disciplinary studies have often revolutionized our understanding our understanding of perplexing scientific mysteries.
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Justice Department leaders also used Horowitz's findings to initiate a disciplinary process against McCabe.
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But disciplinary action can harden prejudice in people whose hearts we may otherwise soften.
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And I asked her why we assume spanking could be a helpful disciplinary strategy.
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"We are currently reviewing all potential disciplinary scenarios," Mr. Johnson said in a statement.
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Another six Navy personnel face possible disciplinary actions, Richardson told reporters at the Pentagon.
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So it's notable that Apple's disciplinary action triggered other platforms to do the same.
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Brussels is threatening to open a disciplinary action against Italy for its growing debt.
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"Captain Weber has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation for conduct unbecoming an officer, regarding not only this incident but her disciplinary history in the last six months, as per the police department's progressive disciplinary process," the city statement said.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about a new law that will put an end to the "bread-and-water" punishment — a disciplinary practice left over from the era of sailing ships — referred incorrectly to the Supreme Court review process for disciplinary cases.
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The head of the organized crime unit, Zeljko Dolacki, could face disciplinary proceedings, he said.
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A university spokesperson told Fox News the disciplinary action is confidential and could not comment.
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"There was a change in behavior, but no disciplinary action that affected him," Amy said.
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She said she reported it to HR but nothing was done from a disciplinary standpoint.
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On Monday, FIFA announced they had opened disciplinary proceedings against Mexico after the reported chants.
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Italy is facing possible disciplinary action by the commission for breaking European Union spending rules.
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Gilbert, who wrote the email ordering a disciplinary report quota, was later demoted, Desel said.
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Once he retires, he is no longer employed, so no disciplinary action can take place.
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France were magnificent with Zidane ascendant, a phoenix from the ashes of gratuitous disciplinary issues.
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Younger inmates account for about 25 percent of disciplinary incidents outside the unit, he said.
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The department aims to provide an update regarding disciplinary action in the next couple weeks.
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A hospital statement says an internal investigation will determine any disciplinary action, including possible termination.
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What is that defying protocol et cetera, is this just disciplinary or is this serious?
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The New York Police Department is expected to launch disciplinary proceedings against Pantaleo's supervisor, Sgt.
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The suit also states the university interfered with the disciplinary process to favor male athletes.
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I can't imagine anything more anti-Enlightenment than limiting knowledge production based on disciplinary prejudices.
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As part of his rationale, Bratton cited the fact that Gaglio had no disciplinary record.
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The detainee had no attorney to represent him in this disciplinary action, the logs state.
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The findings and disciplinary action are expected to be announced at the Pentagon by Gen.
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DOJ is asking the justices to consider whether the ACLU lawyers should face disciplinary action.
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To instill disciplinary diversity, the course will invite faculty from across campus to guest lecture.
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One example shows how the court of appeal's ruling insufficiently constrained the commissioner's disciplinary power.
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Liu was put under investigation in August for "serious disciplinary violations", a euphemism for graft.
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A recommendation is then made as to what disciplinary action, if any, should be taken.
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And they especially like to see multi-disciplinary ideas that move across these broader categories.
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UCL declined to comment on why it did not take any disciplinary action against Latchman.
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"When given the opportunity at the subsequent disciplinary hearing, he successfully refuted this," Cohen added.
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Are you an officer or NYPD employee who has been through the NYPD disciplinary system?
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But if any disciplinary measures are taken in response, administrators can still keep them secret. ●
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The man in question was a solicitor-advocate who has been subject to disciplinary proceedings.
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No disciplinary action appears to have been taken against any employees involved in these threads.
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According to KXTV, no disciplinary action for the teacher has been announced at this time.
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ITALIAN PM CONTE SAYS GOVT IN FULL AGREEMENT THAT EU DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE MUST BE AVOIDED
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The council voted to remove the chairwoman of its disciplinary committee, which investigates misbehaving members.
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Wilson has no disciplinary actions on his record, according to Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson.
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Riders who take part in FIM-organized events could face disciplinary measures, the UCI said.
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McLaren will work independently and be supported by the multi-disciplinary team led by Holz.
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"A disciplinary procedure has been avoided that could have hurt the country," Di Maio said.
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Disciplinary measures had been initiated against him, the state interior ministry of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern said.
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Cruz had been expelled for undisclosed disciplinary reasons from the school where the attack occurred.
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There was no disciplinary action taken against the 2 officers involved, per the Chicago Tribune.
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Marinakis stands accused of masterminding everything from disciplinary penalties to refereeing decisions, and ultimately results.
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Edsall said he made the disciplinary decision after consulting with the players&apos leadership counsel.
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Brown will need to go through a disciplinary hearing before a final punishment is determined.
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One facility strip-searched migrants before placing them in "disciplinary segregation" — away from other migrants.
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Go deeper: Disciplinary trial to proceed for officer accused in chokehold death of Eric Garner
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The case will be heard by UEFA's Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 31.
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Line will attend a hearing before the Medical Disciplinary Board on October 11 in Chicago.
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People's Insurance said in February that Wang was under investigation for suspected serious disciplinary violations.
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The prison disciplinary records detail an incident shortly after Hernandez was convicted of murdering Lloyd.
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Hernandez was removed from the housing unit and held in "disciplinary detention" for five days.
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London has defended Pantaleo during his disciplinary proceeding, which has been prosecuted by the CCRB.
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The suspect is a former student of the school who got expelled for disciplinary reasons.
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"Now it's the minister and he overlooks disciplinary by judges he appointed himself," she said.
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This isn't the first time Twitter has taken disciplinary action against the alt-right icon.
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He would not say what disciplinary action was taken against them, citing student privacy policies.
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European soccer's ruling body UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Bulgaria over the racist behavior.
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The letter from the White House made no mention of plans to take disciplinary action.
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The agency's website on Monday listed no disciplinary or corrective actions taken against the doctor.
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In other disciplinary news, Omega's Leon Cooperman was charged with insider trading by the SEC.
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He was a former student of the school who was expelled due to disciplinary reasons.
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None led to disciplinary sanctions and none led to private or public letters of admonition.
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He resigned as a new disciplinary hearing into his conduct got under way on Friday.
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"We are exploring the full range of disciplinary actions," the Secret Service spokesperson told CNN.
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The country's anti-graft agency accused him of "serious disciplinary violations", a euphemism for corruption.
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Some school districts across the country have threatened disciplinary action against students who walk out.
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Once he retires he is no longer employed so no disciplinary action can take place.
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But he was suspended from Jefferies and resigned before the bank completed a disciplinary process.
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Schmidt has had five complaints; all have been dismissed without disciplinary action taken against him.
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No disciplinary actions have been taken against the professional standards boards that cleared these hires.
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" The FBI said that "Strzok was subject to the standard FBI review and disciplinary process.
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Members running for reëlection to a disciplinary committee presented themselves: three candidates for three positions.
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It could not be learned when the disciplinary authorities began receiving complaints against Mr. Schlesinger.
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Sheriff Tony said at the news conference that Deputy Miller had no prior disciplinary record.
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The disciplinary hearings likely will take place in early 2019, according to an NYPD official.
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" Vouillamoz added, "To my knowledge, the disciplinary committee will decide fairly quickly on the case.
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Two judges face disciplinary hearings before the Supreme Judicial Council for their anti-torture efforts.
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Loomis said they had been prepared in anticipation of disciplinary action against the two officers.
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No disciplinary action had ever been taken against Hausknecht, according to the Texas Medical Board.
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Video of that incident was released Thursday as the officer involved faces a disciplinary hearing.
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If they are found not guilty, they could still face disciplinary action by the department.
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During a disciplinary hearing, would a disabled student have access to the appropriate translation services?
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He said he would have faced disciplinary action if he had not uploaded the data.
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Disciplinary records during Burge's reign of terror are thin and were likely not well-preserved.
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And she is reportedly facing four disciplinary counts of failing to do exactly that: supervising.
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Such disciplinary action can sometimes hurt a student's chances of getting into a preferred college.
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Following complaints by operators about Atanasov, the LGA opened disciplinary procedures against him in 2013.
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The company did not admit or deny committing violations, according to a CME disciplinary notice.
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It is also asking the Supreme Court to consider disciplinary action against Doe's legal team.
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When I asked if any disciplinary action has been taken, the spokesman did not respond...
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The disciplinary panel that suspended Sharapova in June concluded that her violation had been unintentional.
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The records, called "personnel orders," include information about disciplinary actions, changes in duty and retirements.
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"No," Belichick said when he was asked if Butler was benched for a disciplinary reason.
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Brussels is threatening to open a disciplinary action against Italy over its growing debt pile.
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The "I can't breathe" case: Seven takeaways from the disciplinary hearing on Eric Garner's death.
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Eight years ago, The Times reviewed thousands of pages of disciplinary files for 233 workers.
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One factor is a shift away from zero-tolerance disciplinary practices toward restorative-justice interventions.
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But no criminal charges were filed, and no disciplinary action was taken at the time.
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Italy is negotiating a budget revision with Brussels to try to prevent EU disciplinary measures.
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We are taking disciplinary steps with the production editor who selected the cartoon for publication.
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Mr. Kelley's disciplinary record showed a variety of offenses, including insubordination, profanity, dishonesty and drugs.
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The exhibition will feature a one-day cross-disciplinary symposium with meteorologists, researchers, and artists.
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Parker said Watson had no disciplinary issues since 2007 and was a minimal custody offender.
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Agency officials told Dr. Etzel, a respected pediatric epidemiologist, that the move was not disciplinary.
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"The open nature of the trial room is vital to the disciplinary process," he said.
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But colleagues defend the school against claims that its disciplinary practices are harmful to students.
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She had no apparent history of leaking or any disciplinary proceedings during her military service.
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The Ontario Judicial Council has held only nine disciplinary panels since 1995, not including his.
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On appeal, the city won a pair of cases shielding police disciplinary records from disclosure.
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Majzoub also demanded any wrongdoing on the part of officers be met with disciplinary action.
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What to watch: As it stands, the Navy intends to proceed with its disciplinary plans.
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Guards write fewer disciplinary tickets there than they do at most other maximum-security prisons.
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"We hold our students accountable for their behavior, which includes appropriate disciplinary consequences," he wrote.
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While having no criminal record, Cruz was known in school for regularly having disciplinary issues.
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Solitary confinement was supposed to be reserved for prisoners who had committed serious disciplinary infractions.
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The suspect, 1863-year-old Nikolas Cruz, was expelled for unspecified disciplinary reasons, Runcie said.
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Irwin says he doesn't believe there are any plans to take disciplinary action against Kelly.
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The armed forces tried to limit drug use through disciplinary measures, but without much success.
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Appropriate disciplinary action will be taken as necessary pending the conclusion of the ongoing investigation.
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It enforces limits on government borrowing and implements disciplinary steps for those who break them.
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Residents see these small disciplinary measures as indicative of the strength of Duterte's political will.
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Inter-disciplinary curricula would explore big ideas about the universe and humanity's place in it.
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The partner was also suspended and faces a disciplinary hearing next week, the chief said.
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" If warranted, she said, the officers could face "disciplinary action up to and including termination.
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He loved guns and was expelled for unspecified disciplinary reasons, police and former classmates said.
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In Cruz's case that event was being expelled from school for disciplinary reasons, said Lipman.
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The department says it investigates allegations of wrongdoing before taking disciplinary action on any student.
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And Manfred, so far, is not always taking the same approach in establishing disciplinary precedents.
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Sumwalt described the agency's response as "multi-disciplinary," including officials from a variety of backgrounds.
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Troops who violate the ban would face disciplinary measures and could be fired from service.
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This ordeal would not have been transparent if only final disciplinary determinations had been released.
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Indeed, a recently declassified internal CIA "disciplinary review" conducted in 2011 backs up this account.
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It's a problem FIFA seems to recognize: "But disciplinary proceedings alone cannot change behaviour by certain groups of fans that unfortunately goes against the core values of our game," Claudio Sulser, chairman of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, was quoted as saying in the press release.
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Although leaks are rarely prosecuted as crimes, federal employees could "be subject to disciplinary action for leaks regardless of the nature of the information" although "they may claim some relief from the disciplinary action under the whistleblower protection provisions," according to the Congressional Research Service.
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If it does not, it could face disciplinary action similar to that dished out to Poland.
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Because it's a disciplinary board hearing rather than a court hearing, Manning has to represent herself.
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The multi-disciplinary Assembly will take place August 18-21, 2017 at the College's Montpelier campus.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said it will not pursue disciplinary action before Oct.
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In egregious cases of lawyer misconduct, the bar said, the state disciplinary board could order disgorgement.
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London tells PEOPLE that inmates with mental illness tend to rack up disciplinary violations more frequently.
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The organization's online Broker Check service has information including disciplinary records on thousands of investment professionals.
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Ortagus on Monday said there was no plan for any sort of disciplinary action against Friedman.
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California inmates typically serve half their sentence if they have a good disciplinary record in prison.
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She's currently serving a 35-year sentence in the United States Disciplinary Barracks in Fort Leavenworth.
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One order holds nonproductive workers more accountable for unsatisfactory performance and speeds up the disciplinary process.
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She faces a felony charge of sexual assault by a person with supervisory or disciplinary authority.
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Shortly thereafter, Inserillo's own internal disciplinary trial for disobeying an order to go to rehab began.
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To date, the department has not provided any evidence that disciplinary procedures have changed under O'Neill.
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We are going to start to take disciplinary action against people who partake in these activities.
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Bournemouth expressed their disappointment with the decision in a statement, highlighting the player's "excellent disciplinary record".
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" Just days later, the palace announced the dismissal of six palace officials for "severe disciplinary misconduct.
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High school vice principals testified about Schmitt's disciplinary history at a hearing for the restraining order.
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Investigations into two employees have already concluded and been referred to management for a disciplinary decision.
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The trick is saying enough, but not too much, since flagrant campaigning can mean disciplinary action.
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It will require engineers to be more creative and cross-disciplinary and leverage cross-industry collaboration.
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It would be up for the Norwegian authorities to decide on any disciplinary action, he added.
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Yevgeny Vindman, from the NSC and suggested Alexander Vindman face disciplinary action from the Defense Department.
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EU COMMISSION SAYS ITALY'S GROWING DEBT JUSTIFIES THE LAUNCH OF A DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE AGAINST ROME - DOCUMENT
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Kizzy Adonis, has ever faced the prospect of disciplinary action or punishment related to the case.
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Nero and Miller recently accepted disciplinary action, according to the police union attorney who represents them.
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This includes disciplinary events that occurred during the individual's employment with the advisor and prior employment.
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Of course this means that Maggie broke patient-doctor confidentiality and could face severe disciplinary action.
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The report said that commanders had sufficient evidence to take disciplinary action in 64% of cases.
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That has helped the Italian government to avoid an EU disciplinary procedure over its growing debt.
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The phrase "serious disciplinary violations" is often used by Chinese authorities in reference to graft investigations.
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All workers should have a way to air grievances, appeal disciplinary actions and advocate for reforms.
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The company has put him on compulsory leave and no further disciplinary action has been taken.
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None of the officers involved will face disciplinary sanctions, Chicago Police Department spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said.
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Israel said he is a former student of the school who got expelled for disciplinary reasons.
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Importantly, she also has a plan in place to incentivize schools to reform punitive disciplinary measures.
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But before Tracy signed the affirmance, he received a disciplinary notice for failing to do so.
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" That's a point that Simana also underwrites: "The big names out of Israel are multi-disciplinary.
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He is a former student of the school who got expelled for disciplinary reasons, said Israel.
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One thing that's always a bugbear at these mammoth multi-disciplinary conference events is the schedule.
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But the university has not said whether the white student involved will face any disciplinary action.
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But with his protean, cross-disciplinary energy, Burle Marx needed no warming up or filling out.
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The IIHF's disciplinary panel determined the kicking motion was a clear leg movement made toward Svedin.
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Numerous fighters, however, were multi-disciplinary, competing in boxing one day and Pankration the following day.
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A disciplinary procedure would keep Italy under prolonged market pressure and could lead to financial sanctions.
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But the unionizers raised concerns about safety problems, unfair disciplinary procedures, and racism in the workplace.
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The International Olympic Committee said it had set up a disciplinary commission to investigate the matter.
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An NYPD official told CNN that the disciplinary hearings likely will take place in early 2019.
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Like Dean, Cohen may also face disciplinary action from bar authorities -- though for a different offense.
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Cruz was himself a former student of Stoneman Douglas but had been expelled for disciplinary reasons.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel remains under pressure to provide more transparency and overhaul the police disciplinary system.
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They lobbied for legislation to dismantle multi-disciplinary groups and advocated the "fee-for-service" model.
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They had seen too many soldiers discharged for disciplinary issues that were related to brain injury.
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Officers are routinely involved in investigating allegations or ensuring that the accused appear at disciplinary hearings.
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In those cases, the inspector general identified minor infractions, but they resulted in no disciplinary action.
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"The general feeling within the council is that a strict disciplinary measure is required," he added.
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The suit requests that disciplinary action be taken against Naisbitt and that criminal charges be filed.
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Asked what the disciplinary measures might be, Ms. Kaye said they were determined case by case.
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Carter will have 21 days to appeal the decision to the IAAF before disciplinary proceedings begin.
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He oversees a cross-disciplinary group of scientists, artists, and engineers inventing the future of entertainment.
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In recent years, her father obtained it from Russia for her, she told a disciplinary panel.
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"An average employee still in government service would be subject to a disciplinary process," Comey said.
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If the review finds evidence of misconduct, any officials involved would be referred for disciplinary action.
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Brazil's foreign minister said in public notice that Mr. Viana had been fired after disciplinary proceedings.
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Some were outright supportive, though others warned that students would face disciplinary consequences for leaving school.
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Conservative commentators have argued that relaxing disciplinary rules could let a killer slip through the cracks.
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After missing the opener because of a disciplinary suspension, Williams carried 22 times for 99 yards.
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She warned that he could face stiffer disciplinary action if he violates the Hatch Act again.
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College disciplinary systems do not necessarily operate on a standard of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Or should that footage be shielded the same way that performance evaluations and disciplinary actions are?
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Italy is negotiating a budget revision with Brussels to try to prevent an EU disciplinary procedure.
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In May 2016, the F.B.I.'s disciplinary board determined that Ms. Litton could return to work.
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After the hearing, the police chief will decide what, if any, disciplinary action should be taken.
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Mr. Liu responded by saying that the students had violated disciplinary standards, according to Mr. Friedman.
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"If they like you, they'll remove a point," she said, referring to the plant's disciplinary system.
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Britain is testing body cameras for teachers in part to gather evidence for student disciplinary hearings.
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According to the collective bargaining agreement, an administrative leave is not considered disciplinary on its own.
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It was not clear on Monday whether Mr. Rinaldi or other lawmakers could face disciplinary action.
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Systemwide, black inmates were 30 percent more likely to get a disciplinary ticket than white inmates.
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The Times's review of nearly 60,000 disciplinary cases from the system found plain evidence of discrimination.
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Trump's acting Navy secretary threw out 3 Navy SEAL disciplinary reviews, saying they were a 'distraction'
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Cruz was expelled for unspecified disciplinary reasons, and police are investigating his digital profile, Israel said.
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Students could face disciplinary action if they join the walkout without the permission of school administrators.
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In disciplinary hearings, provide a staff member who can advocate in English on the detainee's behalf.
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The Journal cited court filings, disciplinary records and people familiar with the matter for its report.
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The House committee also threatened disciplinary action if Hunter ignored the warning and tried to vote.
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Those incidents coincided with multiple high-profile disciplinary cases that also rocked the special operations community.
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Buttigieg said he'd made sure the board that oversaw those disciplinary decisions was majority African-American.
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"It's just one more tool that we have in our disciplinary toolbox that we can use."
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Angel is a Cuban American multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores the first-generation immigrant experience.
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The problems are interrelated: A bad disciplinary record inside prison makes it harder to win parole.
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But he's also moving forward with the disciplinary process unless he receives an official presidential directive.
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Some credentialed tax preparers' disciplinary history and license status can be checked at the state level.
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The shooter, Nikolas Cruz, had been expelled from the high school over disciplinary problems, officials said.
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Horowitz's review also recommended the FBI consider disciplinary action against various individuals involved in the process.
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The problem is the rules themselves and the limits of congressional disciplinary action under the Constitution.
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The national police disciplinary body was set to hear from Mr. Liu's relatives on Tuesday afternoon.
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Disciplinary steps against France, the euro zone's second largest economy, have been in place since 2009.
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To the contrary, OSC decided not to pursue disciplinary action at all for two minor infractions.
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Scott Morris, and Officer Haste's partner, John Mcloughlin, also face disciplinary charges stemming from the incident.
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A Toronto police officer is facing disciplinary charges over his involvement in that arrest and release.
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The eight women alleged the university created a disciplinary process that heavily favored athletes under investigation.
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It falls now to Pinker and like-minded champions of knowledge to decide, as they currently occupy the Leavis position in the disciplinary hierarchy, whether they want to be Leavises — vitriolic critics punching down — or Snows, arguing for the collaborative pursuit of knowledge across disciplinary divides.
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The inquiry comes amid growing concern that admissions questions about criminal history and disciplinary action discriminate against black applicants, as a body of statistical evidence emerges showing that black teenagers are singled out for disciplinary action in school and stopped by police at unusually high rates.
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The Courier Journal reports that the standards approved Wednesday cover disciplinary literacy, historical thinking and analyzing influences.
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The school had no record of behavioral or disciplinary issues during his time there, according to Kraus.
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At the disciplinary hearings, 227 prisoners were found guilty of at least one infraction on the ticket.
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One survivor who spoke to Tovia Smith at NPR thought a school disciplinary hearing would retraumatize her.
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He is a former student of the school who got expelled for disciplinary reasons, authorities have said.
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That means there are likely to be more firings, as well as disciplinary actions, at the company.
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Global soccer body FIFA said on Friday its disciplinary committee considered Rajoub's statements "incited hatred and violence".
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The Office of Government Ethics has said the White House should consider taking disciplinary action against Conway.
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By removing content, the creators of Common Core math and NGSS hoped to expose core disciplinary ideas.
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School officials said they have interviewed more than two dozen students and are weighing possible disciplinary action.
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No disciplinary action is expected against those involved, a decision Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook defended on Tuesday.
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And until now, the effort has lacked broader oversight by an institution capable of cross-disciplinary research.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the military will likely look at disciplinary action against Lt. Col.
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For the few who commit violations, the NYPD's disciplinary process is more rigorous today than ever before.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday suggested the the US military may explore disciplinary action against Lt. Col.
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It would seem like the president himself was the controlling arm of ESPN, dictating its disciplinary actions.
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As the parole board's Chairwoman Connie Bisbee said at the hearing, Simpson hasn't received any disciplinary infractions.
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The report is expected to include several recommendations for how the department can improve its disciplinary procedure.
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A fair system tailors disciplinary consequences to fit the totality of circumstances, including the officer's past record.
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Even in schools that did not threaten disciplinary retaliation, not all students of color felt safe protesting.
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Opsys – Opsys is a multi-disciplinary engineering firm focused on fire prevention, simulated altitude training and cryogenics.
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Second, the proposed policy doesn't detail the disciplinary actions for officers that don't comply with recording policies.
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"This decision is in line with the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's previous rulings in similar cases," FIFA said.
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Attorneys have given opening arguments in a police disciplinary hearing that began Monday for Officer Caesar Goodson.
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Respect, Honesty, and Disciplinary Actions When you meet someone, look them in their eye, shake their hand.
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In the disciplinary hearing, the burden of proof will not be as high as the criminal trial.
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He was transported to Laércio da Costa Pelegrino Penitentiary and will face disciplinary sanctions, O Dia reported.
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Factors in support of an early release should include more than just clean disciplinary records in prison.
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The suit had requested that disciplinary action be taken against Naisbitt and that criminal charges be filed.
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The inmates are also facing further disciplinary action that could reclassify the severity of their custody level.
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Lutz appealed the disciplinary action on free speech grounds, he said in a Facebook post on Tuesday.
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The NYPD said its disciplinary process on Pantaleo will not be affected by the federal prosecutors' decision.
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That claim was rejected as "not authentic" by the disciplinary tribunal of international athletics' governing body (IAAF).
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GAM has said Haywood remains an employee "and was currently engaged in the firm's internal disciplinary processes".
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The licenses have been awarded to venues that have "multi-disciplinary" aspects that serve the local community.
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Her disciplinary write-up from the May 2014 incident gives a blow-by-blow of what happened.
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The College will take disciplinary action against students who are found to be participating in such organizations.
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It had already petitioned to abandon its licence last year, making the PCAOB's disciplinary action mostly symbolic.
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Italian bond prices surged last week after the government avoided European Union disciplinary action for excessive debt.
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She hasn't had one disciplinary infraction since she's been in prison in 21 and a half years.
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The office can investigate Hatch Act complaints and recommend discipline but does not directly take disciplinary action.
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Any kind of romantic or erotic attachment is forbidden, and disciplinary methods range from comical to horrific.
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The deprivation takes many forms; harsh school disciplinary policies, referrals to law enforcement, and police in schools.
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It added that the party's Federal Legal Commission - a body that staffs disciplinary panels - was "improperly constituted".
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Additionally, the FCAC found that recruitment, training, and disciplinary processes do not adequately address sales practices risk.
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They want something better for their kids — like conflict resolution, like restorative justice and school disciplinary measures.
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The company declined to specify the timeframe, or comment on possible disciplinary action relating to the wrongdoing.
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The Bulls said Mirotic would likely require surgery and they were considering disciplinary action over the incident.
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" A breach of the policy could result in disciplinary action "up to and including termination of employment.
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Spain, Greece and Britain also remain under the disciplinary procedure for their excessive deficits, the Commission said.
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I received a variety of certificates and awards during my incarceration, in addition to remaining disciplinary-free.
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Uruguay have the best disciplinary of the eight quarter-finals with only one yellow card so far.
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He still doesn't know why he was there, having been denied an interpreter at the disciplinary hearing.
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Once the investigation is complete, the bar association's Professional Responsibility Commission may take disciplinary action against him.
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Clinton left the State Department in 20153 — could have faced disciplinary action for doing what she did.
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He is still awaiting disciplinary action, but an independent investigation into his conduct was launched in January.
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If children cannot remain still during this time, they may be written up for a disciplinary infraction.
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Cleveland-based lawyers Susan Stone and Kristina Supler specialize in student disciplinary matters and Title IX investigations.
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The rationales ranged from hunger strikes and disciplinary measures to consensual kissing and having a physical disability.
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The White House noted his "spotless disciplinary record" while incarcerated and highlighted his support from former Gov.
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A judge on Monday granted Gordhan's request for an urgent interdict to stay disciplinary proceedings against him.
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A campus administrator then investigates the merits of the case and students go before a disciplinary committee.
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The motivation to cross-sell wasn't incentives or bonuses, but the threat of disciplinary action or termination.
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But since making the meditation room available, Thompson said, she rarely sees children for disciplinary issues anymore.
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It was not immediately clear if the student would still face any disciplinary action from the school.
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At the time, she was warned that further misuse could result in disciplinary action, News 5 reported.
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McCarthy said he would not specify what type of disciplinary action he will seek at this time.
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At least five received the more severe punishment because they had previous disciplinary records, the report said.
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One of the popular use cases in schools is Vidcode's suite of five-week, cross-disciplinary courses.
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In cases of high-level officials, the disciplinary decisions on OSC actions are made by the president.
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When the plaintiff continued to use the boys' restroom, the assistant principal threatened him with disciplinary action.
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At the conclusion of the government shutdown, an employee's AWOL status may result in progressive disciplinary action.
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It was not clear how many soldiers might face disciplinary action, nor how harsh it might be.
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In this way, hiking was a disciplinary practice that applied to the other endeavors of her life.
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This year it stopped providing reporters with notification of suspensions and other significant disciplinary actions against officers.
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Some of the sanctioned Russian athletes have appealed the disciplinary decisions to the global sports arbitration court.
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This is preventable, and it's necessary to participate in these rebellions despite the threat of 'disciplinary measures.
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His views do not reflect the position of Cleveland Clinic and appropriate disciplinary action will be taken.
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In the past, Congress has criticized the NCAA's refusal to provide due process in its disciplinary hearings.
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But this shift of perspective suited Dr. Gell-Mann, who was never comfortable with narrow disciplinary boundaries.
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Not so, replied the disciplinary prosecutors; the police doctor, they say, did not review the actual autopsy.
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The Police Department delayed disciplinary proceedings against Officer Pantaleo for years because of an ongoing federal investigation.
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And he left his previous club under something of a cloud after a number of disciplinary transgressions.
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One of this year's new flavors is jamun, or black plum, sweet with a faintly disciplinary tang.
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Kizzy Adonis, has ever faced the prospect of disciplinary action or punishment related to the Garner case.
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The board, which operates independently, took its actions after the correction department had completed its disciplinary process.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to the Supreme Court review process for disciplinary cases.
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Mr. Partenheimer declined to say whether the Postal Service had taken any disciplinary action in the case.
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A review board employee was forced to resign this year after releasing Officer Pantaleo's earlier disciplinary history.
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Shortly after the news broke Monday, all three media companies associated with Mr. Rose announced disciplinary action.
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The good news is this ruling does not preclude the Department of Justice from bringing disciplinary charges.
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According to Ms. Jackson's incorrect logic, almost any college man facing disciplinary proceedings would be falsely accused.
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The Justice Department asked the city to delay police disciplinary proceedings while it was considering the matter.
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The university quickly set the disciplinary process in motion, scheduling the students' first hearing in early May.
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The disciplinary proceedings arising from the Switzerland-Serbia game, however, present a more prickly problem for FIFA.
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She was on a plane, on her way to the United States Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth.
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There are almost no civilian oversight commissions, no uniform disciplinary procedures, no reporting requirements in most states.
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The district's policy also declares that the facial recognition system will not be used for disciplinary purposes.
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The FBI's disciplinary system consists of investigation, proposal, decision, and an appellate process to review the decision.
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The Parliament has the power to launch disciplinary proceedings against EU states accused of violating fundamental rights.
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Administrative officials of the US judiciary minimize the importance of a publicly accessible, easily deciphered disciplinary system.
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Before 23, such cases were handled through the same disciplinary process as less egregious offenses like cheating.
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If you make a movie, you go to Linked-In and choose each of these disciplinary workers.
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Founded around 53, it was the first cross-disciplinary Asian-American cultural space on the East Coast.
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An employee's conversation about a colleague's vacation accidentally put both of them in a sticky disciplinary situation.
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In a separate statement, university officials said that the First Amendment protected Mr. Gade from disciplinary action.
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He defers to Ms. Napoli, who works as a social worker for the state, on disciplinary issues.
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Donchez said he could not comment on the student's prior disciplinary history because she is a minor.
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The department's disciplinary review board had originally recommended that Meyer be suspended without pay for six weeks.
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Ms. Roland, who has had no disciplinary action on her record, resigned in 2015, the newspaper reported.
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While many kids become desperately homesick in the strict, disciplinary environments fostered by military schools, Trump thrived.
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A spokeswoman for the confederation said the matter would be addressed by the disciplinary committee on Thursday.
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Unraveling Zero Tolerance Over the last 30 years, schools across the country have enacted tough disciplinary policies.
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Manning, 29, was released from the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, at about 2 a.m.
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Zinke did not take any formal disciplinary action against David Smith, superintendent of Joshua Tree National Park.
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Research on the school-to-prison pipeline shows that expulsion from school rarely solves a disciplinary problem.
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UPS's Zaccara maintains the company "promptly investigated and took swift disciplinary action" on incidents at the center.
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France, along with Spain, Greece, Britain, will continue to face disciplinary procedures for its excessive budget deficit.
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He knew nothing of disciplinary boundaries, veering into philosophy, literature, anthropology; it could be fruitful or dilettantish.
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The State Department must "take strong disciplinary action against all those who engaged in these abuses," Rep.
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The NFL has not taken any disciplinary action so far against Brown, who has denied Taylor's claims.
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"From those cases with substantiated allegations, 65 service members received some form of disciplinary action," Ross said.
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There will be no disciplinary action for attendance based on health or impossibility to come to work.
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But while TBS also offered an apology, the network did not take disciplinary action against Ms. Bee.
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Four emergency medical workers have been placed on paid leave and face a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday.
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The website also has disciplinary records for about 1,800 officers accused of misconduct between 2011 and 2015.
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But in artist Michael Dee's case, the work isn't so much multidisciplinary as it is trans-disciplinary.
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He attended from 2010 to 2012 and had no record of any disciplinary actions, the school said.
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At 13, Donald was culled from his family and exiled to military school as a disciplinary remedy.
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Earlier this year, a BuzzFeed News investigation based on hundreds of internal disciplinary records revealed that the NYPD's secretive disciplinary system was often arbitrary, allowing cops repeatedly found guilty of serious misconduct to keep their jobs while forcing out other officers who blew the whistle or committed lesser offenses.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has said that rather than the law being simply repealed, it should be changed to allow the release of final findings of police disciplinary proceedings, disciplinary recommendations the Civilian Complaint Review Board makes to the Police Department in cases it investigates and body camera footage.
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An external law firm is advising MSU on the review, which will result in disciplinary action if appropriate.
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FIFA&aposs disciplinary panel could impose only a fine and warning before Switzerland plays Costa Rica on Wednesday.
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However, Shaub said, "OGE has not yet received notification of any disciplinary or other corrective action" against Conway.
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And, ultimately, it would be up to the president to determine any disciplinary action of a federal employee.
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If the lawyer's figures are false, he could face disciplinary proceedings under ethics rules, depending on the circumstances.
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Morrissey also had his license to practice law revoked by the Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Board in 2003.
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Israel said on Tuesday that while the army would take disciplinary action over the taping of the Dec.
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Academy officials have said the school does not tolerate racism and has accountability and disciplinary systems in place.
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The report noted that the Aurora facility placed detainees in disciplinary segregation in restrains when outside their cells.
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A UCSF spokesperson declined to comment for this story, saying its disciplinary process is still not yet over.
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During the same period, 463 officers were forced to leave or resigned while a disciplinary charge was pending.
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Defense lawyers who want to see for themselves what's in an officer's disciplinary record must clear several hurdles.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday suggested that the US military may could take disciplinary action against Lt. Col.
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Letting people know about our internal disciplinary process — that's not something that we do very well at all.
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Li Xinran, 45, has been named chief of the Party Disciplinary Commission at the China Banking Regulatory Commission.
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If necessary we will remove particular discussion forums, revoke commenting, viewing, or posting privileges, or take disciplinary action.
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"I see no reason to open a disciplinary procedure against Italy", he said during a visit to Vienna.
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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority offers an online tool to check a professional's disciplinary record, including customer complaints.
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In the last six months, our reporting has shown that the NYPD's disciplinary process is uneven and unaccountable.
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To learn more about the NYPD's disciplinary system and why we released these records, please read this story.
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Tyler is now in trouble with the school, who wants him to go to a special disciplinary program.
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The proposal does not prohibit the inclusion of an officer's record as a factor in making disciplinary decisions.
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A high school teacher could face possible disciplinary action for a student-published dating guide that received criticism.
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They were also stripped of their medals and banned from future Olympic events, the IOC Disciplinary Commission said.
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Typical violations result in disciplinary action -- including suspensions, fines, demotions, duty restrictions, or, in especially serious cases, termination.
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"The handbook also states that during the disciplinary process, inmates "may be transferred to a more secure facility.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said after they met that they would work together to avert the disciplinary action.
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EU governments agreed the disciplinary procedure would be avoided if Rome made new offers, two European sources said.
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Both he and Perez, who was terminated late last year, had clean disciplinary records before the Boyd incident.
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There were good reasons for tech platforms to set up disciplinary policies that strived to forgive their users.
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Waypoint High's Saturday Morning Detention 2016's disappointments and hottest messes need to face up to disciplinary action.
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The Law Society, of which Ho was once president, has faced demands to take disciplinary action against him.
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Separately, the Commission this week escalated a legal case against Poland for disciplinary procedures PiS introduced against judges.
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Despite its disciplinary action toward Cornelissen, DataCamp's delayed response to Cornelissen's behavior remain a concern for some academics.
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Not doing so could result in disciplinary action from the league, such as a loss of draft picks.
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It has called on Rome to make changes to avoid disciplinary procedure, which could eventually lead to fines.
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Getting rid of medical mistakes is not about prescribing disciplinary actions to doctors and nurses who make mistakes.
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Shockingly, after a recent suicide attempt, Manning faces disciplinary charges that could land her in indefinite solitary confinement.
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FIFA's disciplinary committee investigated Messi's actions, and found him guilty Tuesday ... before handing down the suspension and fine.
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It has issued 5 private or public letters of admonition, and none have led to a disciplinary sanction.
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Gaston County Schools is disputing Pettus' allegations, so the teacher in question hasn't yet faced any disciplinary actions.
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"The investigation was completed and a disciplinary hearing commenced but was adjourned," British Canoeing said on its website.
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Tom Moyane, the suspended head of SARS, is facing disciplinary charges related to alleged misconduct during his tenure.
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Authorities in March announced an investigation into Lu Ziyue for "suspected serious disciplinary violations", a euphemism for corruption.
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First, the bill should require disciplinary action be taken when location information is acquired unlawfully or without cause.
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The police department declined to comment on the disciplinary action, but Salt Lake City's mayor applauded the firing.
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Adding insult to injury, he had already been suspended for several games prior to this latest disciplinary action.
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The authorities charged a 19-year-old former student who has a history of violence and disciplinary problems.
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The palace accused them of "severe disciplinary misconduct and deeds that are considered extremely evil," without giving specifics.
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This tax is paid in the extra disciplinary and relationship-building work that black teachers do beyond teaching.
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Always check the background of the firm and broker or planner for any disciplinary problems in the past.
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In the mid-sixties, it opened as an unincorporated community designed by much of Ghirardelli's cross-disciplinary crew.
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It requires disciplinary actions by arbitrators who rely on union approval for their jobs and often recommend suspension.
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Goelman said the move undercuts the FBI's repeated assurances that Strzok would be afforded the normal disciplinary process.
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But Officer Haste still faces departmental charges in a disciplinary proceeding, which was delayed pending the criminal investigations.
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More than 7,900 disciplinary officials have been punished for wrongdoing since 2012, the newspaper said, citing CCDI figures.
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Leaders who are open about their problems might be less likely to see disciplinary problems in the ranks.
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Oklahoma State countered with a thin lineup too following the January dismissal of three players for disciplinary reasons.
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Two members of the Secret Service were fired over the incident, and at least six faced disciplinary action.
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A grand jury did not indict Dowd, and the D.C. ethics bar did not take any disciplinary action.
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"It's just one more tool that we have in our disciplinary toolbox that we can use," Boulineau said.
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Both teams were under review for possible disciplinary action from the Turkish Football Federation, the Hurriyet newspaper said.
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The Commission is expected to decide whether to recommend a disciplinary procedure against Rome for its rising debt.
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The commission is empowered to make recommendations based on which cycling's governing body (UCI) can open disciplinary proceedings.
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But I picked my head up and did another year in prison, disciplinary-case free, a model prisoner.
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An EU disciplinary procedure could bring in the long-run to financial sanctions, although this has never happened.
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The Obama administration has recently put schools on notice that discriminatory disciplinary policies violate federal civil rights law.
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That led the disciplinary panel to conclude she had sought to keep her meldonium use private for years.
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"He's done nothing to fix the broken N.Y.P.D. disciplinary process," said Carolyn Martinez-Class, a police reform advocate.
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The yearslong federal investigation and the delays in disciplinary proceedings have worn down the family of Mr. Garner.
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The documents indicated he was transferred to Hazelton because he had completed medical treatment, not for disciplinary reasons.
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Existing disciplinary reviews, she added, should be "an entirely independent process," in which lawmakers would play no part.
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If there are disciplinary problems, the court system can just bump up the sentence to its full length.
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Under F.B.I. rules, internal reports are referred to the bureau's Office of Professional Responsibility, which makes disciplinary recommendations.
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But the argument went that any relaxation of disciplinary efforts could let a killer slip through the cracks.
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The DeVos interview has already sent a message that schools can be less mindful of stark disciplinary disparities.
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It's these disciplinary decisions that the TPS says shape the punishments that a hearing officer can dole out.
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He left Google in 2014, and it is not clear what disciplinary measures, if any, the company took.
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Others have a history of truancy or have been kicked out of their home schools for disciplinary reasons.
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YouTube is more explicit with its thresholds, saying that creators can receive disciplinary action after a third strike.
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A few months earlier the district had commissioned an independent review of its school culture and disciplinary practices.
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Schools and workplaces deal with sexual assaults as internal disciplinary matters instead of as what they are - crimes.
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In eighth grade, he was referred to a disciplinary program for breaking the handle on a bathroom faucet.
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Mr. Taveras now works in the Bronx field support office, advising schools that have increases in disciplinary incidents.
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Students will consider cross-disciplinary research supporting this view — from psychology and neuroscience to evolutionary biology and more.
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A FIFA spokesman said its disciplinary committee had received an anonymous complaint about Lai but no direct evidence.
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Kizzy Adonis pleaded guilty, her union representative says she agreed to disciplinary charges and signed a settlement agreement.
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The official said Dr. Etzel was not facing disciplinary action and would continue to receive pay and benefits.
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The inspectors found that detainees were inappropriately segregated from others without a disciplinary hearing, as required by standards.
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That compares with the national takeover of the Teamsters union that was more of an oversight and disciplinary.
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On Tuesday, Trump said it would be up to the military whether to pursue disciplinary action against Vindman.
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Such cross-disciplinary design collaborations are increasingly common, said Joel Towers, executive dean of Parsons School of Design.
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She credits her cross-disciplinary following to a host of pesky habits, mainly spaghetti, wine and body positivity.
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Although nothing inappropriate was discussed, and only a minor disciplinary code was violated, the incident made the news.
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At disciplinary hearings, inmates won only about 4 percent of the cases in 2015, according to the department.
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Both the 22012 letter to Lynch and the union's 22018 letter defending S.C. against disciplinary action named Aponte.
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That left "OJP with no ability to take disciplinary action for such misconduct," Dummermuth wrote to the staff.
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Indonesia's sports ministry denied the claim on Friday, saying the dismissal was due to performance and disciplinary issues.
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The French League (LFP) said it would investigate the incidents in its next disciplinary commission meeting on Thursday.
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Instead he was assigned under threat of disciplinary action to the FOIA task force his attorney tells CNN.
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If the lawyer's figures are false, he could face disciplinary proceedings under ethics rules, depending on the circumstances.
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Among other disciplinary practices, men caught smoking had a bar of red-hot metal pushed into their mouths.
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Let's focus instead on what we already know: Heavy-handed disciplinary policies fall disproportionately on students of color.
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The employees could resume their duties without disciplinary action, pending the results of the review, the people said.
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Admiral Moran cautioned that as the investigation into the accident's cause proceeds, more sailors could face disciplinary action.
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"What makes him different from the other two inmates who were released, he's had disciplinary infractions," Klinge said.
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The people of Shanxi felt the disciplinary efforts were "like spring rain washing away the smog", he said.
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The dental boards December motion to dismiss the lawsuit called it a preemptive strike against the disciplinary proceedings.
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Pressed on whether that meant the White House would not impose disciplinary actions against her, Conway again dodged.
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"There will be school-based disciplinary action," he said, declining to provide specific information due to privacy laws.
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Instead, he was assigned under threat of disciplinary action to the FOIA task force, his attorney tells CNN.
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Massachusetts law, the 1st Circuit said, requires deference to private schools when it comes to their disciplinary proceedings.
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Another used a girl's disciplinary issues to pressure her to have sex with him repeatedly, the report said.
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As it is an ongoing investigation, the names and disciplinary statuses of those involved are not being released.
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Rather than deal with this a disciplinary matter, we chose to deal with it as a learning experience.
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During the press conference, Rolón alluded to Turner's past disciplinary issues, including an incident with his own son.
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Hull wrote that the student will face disciplinary action in accordance with the district's student code of conduct.
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"No disciplinary or judicial recommendations have been made concerning Mr Wojciechowski in person," OLAF said in a statement.
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After two weeks, Ayman was moved into a tiny disciplinary cell with 11 other prisoners to await interrogation.
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He frequently faced disciplinary action for unruly behavior, ranging from the use of profanities to fighting other students.
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Therefore, I recommend that the White House investigate Ms. Conway's actions and consider taking disciplinary action against her.
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Black inmates who come before the board typically have worse disciplinary records because guards have punished them more.
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The unions have long contended that disciplinary records can be used to harass officers, especially during cross-examinations.
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On social media, many critics said that institutions frequently fail to take appropriate disciplinary action regarding these episodes.
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The justices on Monday declined to take up the administration's request for disciplinary action against the ACLU lawyers.
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Allowing schools to use a higher standard of proof in disciplinary proceedings would be a good first step.
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However, she does welcome the report recommendation that universities institute precautionary measures while investigating students for disciplinary offences.
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The case of Officer Reynolds is again focusing scrutiny on the pace of the Police Department's disciplinary process.
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The White House later said her praise for the products was inadvertent, and no disciplinary action was taken.
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Of all the cases that were unrestricted, the department took disciplinary action on about 62 percent of them.
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EU DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE OVER ITALY DEBT IS WARRANTED, SAYS PREPARATORY DOCUMENT FOR MEETING OF EU GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS NEXT WEEK
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That has led the European Commission to recommend ending a disciplinary process against Portugal for its excessive budget deficits.
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Following Thursday's findings, a federal investigation will continue and could lead to fines or disciplinary action, the AP reported.
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The detective's name has not been released, and it is unclear whether or not he will face disciplinary action.
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Whether Pantaleo administered a chokehold -- long banned by the New York Police Department -- is key to the disciplinary proceedings.
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But before that, Johnson had a lengthy record of disciplinary problems that included fights, disobeying orders and disorderly conduct.
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The company declined to comment further on disciplinary action or its policies toward letting employees voice criticisms like these.
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Aviary is a stunning, often-melancholic multi-disciplinary project that keeps us coming back because of its layered plumage.
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Balakrishnan is still on paid leave until the administration determines what disciplinary action to take, according to investigation documents.
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There is an explicit exemption in that state law meant to ensure that prosecutors have access to disciplinary records.
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Speaking beside the mayor, Police Commissioner James O'Neill said that he supports greater transparency into the department's disciplinary process.
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The police union has pushed to take more control of the disciplinary process and limit the commissioner's unilateral authority.
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While a department disciplinary board recommended that Meyer be suspended for six weeks, Williams believed that suspension wasn't sufficient.
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But in sworn testimony in April 2015, he denied the allegation and no disciplinary action was recommended or taken.
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Twitter's disciplinary tool lets users continue to post, but their tweets are visible only to users that follow them.
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In her most recent role, Romero-Muniz offered encouragement and support to students during disciplinary proceedings, the newspaper said.
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Commissioner James O'Neill has said he supports amending the state law to allow for greater transparency about disciplinary proceedings.
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A trove of internal documents showed that disciplinary decisions, which are usually shrouded in secrecy, can be highly inequitable.
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Safeway did not provide information about the employees involved in the incident or say if they faced disciplinary action.
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Israel said Cruz had been a former student at the high school but had been expelled over disciplinary issues.
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He also said he would work to better explain his rationale when he overrules staff recommendations on disciplinary decisions.
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Following this report, BuzzFeed News published a searchable database containing disciplinary findings for cases involving about 1,800 NYPD employees.
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The NYPD continues keep its internal disciplinary practices secret, but has created an independent panel to review the process.
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"There is full agreement that the disciplinary procedure must be avoided," Conte told reporters after attending a business conference.
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