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Meanings of more disciplined in English

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Usage of more disciplined in English
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It also said it would pursue a more disciplined capital allocation strategy.
Reuters
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He also said the government had to be more disciplined in spending.
Reuters
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Since joining StateSec Chernock had become even more disciplined... and much colder.
Echoes Of Honor
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Those groups are difficult to control while Hezbollah is seen as more disciplined.
Reuters
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He said being more disciplined would help make 2020 a success.
Radio NZ
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Mr Gillam said he expected Mitre 10 to become a more disciplined competitor.
Reuters
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The books were just doing that in a more disciplined way.
The Guardian
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They are hunters, they are more disciplined, more used to cold and hardship.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
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We need to be more disciplined and find more operational savings.
Radio NZ
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The Cardinals need to be more disciplined in rushing the passer.
Reuters
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Among more disciplined sections of the Tory party Sir Charles had many friends.
The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Volume 1
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They lead more disciplined lives than all but a handful of modern evangelicals.
The Unlikely Disciple: A Sinner's Semester at America's Holiest ...
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If anything, they looked more disciplined now than they had before.
Leviathan Wakes
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Joe Kaeser replaced Loescher less than a year ago, promising a more disciplined approach.
Reuters
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He said that Europe needed "to be more integrated and more disciplined".
BBC
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Pence is a more disciplined and serious figure, Feierstein said.
Reuters
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