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Is it right to say 'stringent about discipline' or should it be 'stringent with discipline'?

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How should you discipline him?
As an ex merchant navy man, I would suggest the way British seafarers used to be disciplined in the navy and merchant service a couple of centuries ago was very effective. One such disciplinary...
Should discipline be there or not?
discipline must be there or not.
Why should you discipline your mind?
so you can keep yourself strong.
Who should observe lane discipline?
Type your answer here... EVERY DRIVER SHOULD OBSERVE THAT TRAFFICE LAW. BECAUSE GOING OUTSIDE OF A DRIVING LANE CAN BE A FINED TRAFFIC TICKET IN ANYWHERE IN THE USA, EVEN IF IT WAS FOR SAFETY...
How should parents discipline their children?
help the child understand why what they did is wrong, and make sure the child knows that you love them. You can putt them on time out. Take some thing away from them that they play with. Don't allow...