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disciplinary

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He was sacked by the bank on 4 August, and Nomura said "strict disciplinary action" had been taken against relevant managers.

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He told presenter Riz Lateef that there had been more disciplinary and misconduct action against staff in the service than in the history of the organisation.

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Golding said that following the inquiry's completion, officials would start a separate disciplinary process involving three unnamed crew members.

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The Scottish Episcopal Church's Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney, the Right Reverend Anne Dyer, was suspended in 2022 and was due to face a disciplinary tribunal after three complaints were made against her.

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Such notices advise officers their conduct is subject to investigation, and do not necessarily mean that any disciplinary proceedings will follow.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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