disciplinary board

All candidates are selected from an interview carried by the disciplinary board of the college.

He would do as he was told and like it, or he'd find himself in front of a disciplinary board.

His dismissal after 15 years as a principal had been recommended by a state disciplinary board.

While the disciplinary board hearing had its slow patches, it wasn't dull.

Disciplinary boards, which have tiny budgets, leave trial management to judges.

Stricter regulations has also been enforced by the school disciplinary board.

And in general, they do not spell out penalties, leaving them to campus disciplinary boards.

In particular, the appointing authority will have to decide whether to refer the case to a disciplinary board.

Mr. Wieder said it was this that he wanted reported to the disciplinary board.

The accuser waited two and a half years before filing a complaint with the school's disciplinary board.

Confronted by a disciplinary board, he acknowledged that he was a homosexual.

Neil is due to appear before a Lloyd's of London disciplinary board later this month.

Once an applicant passed the written exam one will be scheduled for an oral interview with the disciplinary board.

He is disappointed in the group and states that his son (Lucas) will not have special treatment in the disciplinary board.

At the hearing, the disciplinary board sat at one end of a conference table, with the accuser and the accused on the other.

The police disciplinary board sought the suspension of three officers and other penalties for two more, but these measures were later largely overturned.

He was initially convicted of a "major service offence" under the Act by a disciplinary board and ordered to pay a fine of $300.

This means no plaintiff will be able to demand to see documents held by the disciplinary board that might help them incriminate the auditors.

"Some evidence" simply means that there is "evidence in the record that could support the conclusion reached by the disciplinary board".

Victor had demanded a hearing before the IAA's disciplinary board.

The prison disciplinary board found Hill and Crawford guilty of violating prison rules.

But in previous cases, evidence has been revealed over weeks of hearings, often to have the disciplinary board decide that it could not determine what had happened.

At his subsequent hearing, the disciplinary board decides to retain Jake, based on Cole's recommendation.

Nor will this change once the disciplinary board becomes an interinstitutional board, i.e. a board of officials from various institutions.

Similarly, improvements are urgently needed to agencies' internal audit procedures, and I welcome the possibility of an inter-agency disciplinary board.