Definition of disciplinable in English:

adjective

• See discipline

  Example sentences

  • ‘But perhaps you may determine the offence properly disciplinable, and not demanding forbearance.’
  • ‘For this reason, it is advisable to fire with cause whenever possible, and to document poor performance or disciplinable offences as they occur.’
  • ‘If securities such as bearer bonds are given to the attorney to hold and are merely placed in a locked filing cabinet in the office and not identified or placed in a safe deposit box, the attorney has committed a disciplinable violation.’
  • ‘A lawyer should not be placed in the position where compliance under one rule constitutes disciplinable misconduct under another rule.’
  • ‘If it is not the standard of care, the doctor is disciplinable.’