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disciplinary

adjective as in corrective

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The bureau has not specified whether additional disciplinary actions are expected, but the decision is already fueling debate over civil liberties, agency culture, and the boundaries of employee expression in federal service.

From Salon

He also urged the DHS to take "appropriate disciplinary action and implement measures to prevent this from happening again".

From BBC

UCLA, upon request, must also provide the government with all disciplinary actions involving student visa holders.

Neither Fox News nor Kilmeade has commented on whether he will face any disciplinary action.

From Salon

It doesn’t, however, cover disciplinary actions imposed by colleges and universities.

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