The government's forces are known to be undisciplined, brutal, underpaid and among the most dreaded in the region.
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They find that the ex-cons were slightly more likely to be undisciplined but were also promoted unusually quickly.
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Yet retirees do not have to be undisciplined in their approach to money or live irresponsibly to enjoy their retirement years to the fullest.
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"Crime preventers should not be undisciplined and unaccountable recruits who become the eyes and muscle of the ruling party in every village," said senior researcher Maria Burnett.
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"You may be able to be undisciplined in politics, you may be able to lie to the press and the American people, but you can't lie in litigation," he added.
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A loganberry bush usually produces about ten canes (vines). The canes are not as upright as its raspberry parent, and tend instead to vine more like its blackberry parent. Growth can be undisciplined, with the canes growing five or more feet in a year. Some gardeners train the canes fanwise along a wall or a wire frame.
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Part of the reason for this was that there were about 20,000 African teenagers in the city who were not at school and did not have jobs. Township youths were unable to find jobs easily. Employers were reluctant to employ teenagers as they did not have any work experience, and many of them were not able to read or write. They also considered them to be undisciplined and weak.
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Finding his new team to be undisciplined, McGrath said 'the holiday is over', and began fining players for various reasons. He offloaded Connaughton to Altrincham, loaned Paul Bowles to Southampton, and discovered that Wright was no longer willing to play for the club. In February, McGrath signed goalkeeper Mark Harrison and defender Lee Harwood from Southampton, as well as forward Tony Sealy on loan from Crystal Palace. He also placed fifteen players on the transfer list, after which the Vale went on a six-game unbeaten run.
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By 30 May, the Druze had defeated the Keserwan fighters in Beit Meri. Fighting subsequently spread throughout Matn, with 35–40 Christian villages being burned. According to Lebanese historian Leila Tarazi Fawaz, the Keserwan fighters proved to be undisciplined and ineffective against the more experienced, unified and better organized Druze forces. The fighting in Matn spread throughout Mount Lebanon and its surrounding area, becoming a civil war mainly between the Druze and the Christians, which later spilled over into other parts of Syria. Shahin claimed that he could raise 50,000 fighters to fight the Druze,Fawaz 1994, p. 54.
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Carleton declined the offer and ordered most of the Indians home, saying he did not want the Indians involved in this war, whom he regarded as savages who he believed would commit all sorts of atrocities against the white population of New England.Morrissey (2003), pp. 23, 32 Despite his dislike of Indians, whom he considered to be undisciplined and prone to brutality, Carleton employed them at least 50 Indians as scouts to monitor the American forces as no one else could operate in the wilderness as scouts as well as the Indians could. Carleton followed the American invasion's progress, occasionally receiving intercepted communications between Montgomery and Arnold.
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He feels humiliated for being unable to defeat Ushio and Tora and vows to defeat them by all means, including stealing a special weapon from the Kouhamei Temple to do so. Despite his hostile attitude to other Kouhamei sect members, Kyora is very fond of Mikado Hizaki, demonstrated when he willingly stab his own thigh to break the seal on his leg or cut off his own leg, in a futile attempt to save the latter from Towako. The battle aftermath saw him sitting atop of piles of Black Horde of Azafuse, while grudgingly moan that others keep dumping their responsibilities to him. ; : :A tough, caustic, skilled, no-nonsense girl who is extremely against Ushio being one of the four Chosen of the Beast Spear because she believes him to be undisciplined and reckless, far below those who trained all their lives in the Kouhamei sect in order to be selected to use the Beast Spear.
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Self-fulfilling prophecies are one of the main contributions to racial prejudice and vice versa. According to the Dictionary of Race, Ethnicity & Culture "Self-fulfilling prophecy makes it possible to highlight the tragic vicious circle which victimizes people twice: first, because the victim is stigmatized (STIGMA) with an inherent negative quality; and secondly, because he or she is prevented from disproving this quality."Citation error. See inline comment how to fix. To prove this, the author uses the example that Merton used in his book about how white workers expected that black people would be against the principles of trade unionism because white workers considered black workers to be “undisciplined in traditions of trade unionism and the art of collective bargain-ing.” This prediction caused the event to happen (black workers would be against trade unionism), because this forecast became fact when all white people started to believe this and did not let the black workers get a job at any white men's business.
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