Sentence examples for To probationary from inspiring English sources

Newcastle brought in a heavier strap last year and Sunderland proposes to give the right to beat to probationary teachers.

Rather, they said, possible punishments would be moderate, and could mean the loss of up to a month of vacation time or assignment to probationary status.

Beginning in the 16th century, women's communities began to admit girls into the convents not as novices (those admitted to probationary membership in the community) but to educate them as gentlewomen.

But on Friday, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said that as he moved from cadet to recruit to probationary police officer, Christian A. Torres, 21, was something else as well: A serial bank robber.

Posted to No. 1 Aircraft Depot, he was raised to probationary flight lieutenant in 1936.

The decision also ignores the complete lack of due process afforded to probationary teachers and fails to deliver a thoughtful recommendation about how to empower teachers to grow professionally.

Millar explained to the Guardian his role is likely to remain an informal one, with what amounts to a probationary period for the first few months.

Upon completion of the program, apprentices hoping to become Kodo members may be selected to become probationary members.

That admission would lead to a probationary status, and if an immigrant was then found to violate the terms of probation, he or she would be subject to deportation.

The statute of limitations for the alleged sexual abuse has long since lapsed, but Collins acknowledged it is undeniably compelling that prosecutors would want to see Hastert punished with more than what amounts to a probationary sentence.

New universities now need a permit and are subject to a probationary period.