“Her parents were old-fashioned when it came to parenting, and discipline in the house was strict.”

“Harsh discipline will befall those who break the rules!”

“Students are encouraged to consider the ethical dimensions of the theories applied within the discipline of accounting.”

“She is a strict disciplinarian who doesn't believe in fun.”

“The two female contributors provide two different perspectives on the magazine's interdisciplinarity.”

“His research is in contemporary continental philosophy, African philosophy, history of Western mysticism, and interdisciplinarity.”

“As Henry Nash Smith said, interdisciplinarity should be a collaboration of scholars attempting to widen boundaries, not eliminate them.”

“Wagner addressed the question of disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity in the natural sciences.”

“I also identified in my research a movement among arts funders to design funding programs that de-emphasize disciplinarity as a defining feature for applications.”

“Our findings here raise as many questions as they answer, and I hope will be the spur to further analysis of disciplinarity in emerging research nations.”

“Lucie highly doubted that there would be other punishment since her parents weren't usually strict disciplinarians.”

“His parents were strict disciplinarians, and his private tuition was seriously deficient.”

“They were strict disciplinarians and when his university results slipped, tensions in the house increased.”

“Mostly obviously they now can use the right to be represented by a union official in disciplinaries.”