Sentence examples for appointed teachers from inspiring English sources

The apostle Paul charged Timothy to preserve the deposit of the faith among other appointed teachers (1 and 2 Timothy).

Asked about events at Austin, Frank Shuftan, a C.P.S. spokesman, said, "The non-renewal of probationary appointed teachers is done annually and is based on the professional judgment of principals and the needs of individual schools".

A CPS spokesman confirmed last week that Marshall's principal has decided not to renew the contracts of 10 of the school's 42 probationary appointed teachers ("PATs").

In 1922 he attended the International Congress of Quarter-Tone Composers and in 1923 was appointed teacher of quarter-tone music at the Prague Conservatory.

Two months after his release from prison, having embraced Catholicism, he was appointed teacher of French and art at an old school in the village of Stickney, near Boston, where he remained for a year, long enough to complete his collection of religious poems, Sagesse.

A newly appointed teacher receives about 2300 euro a month (or about $40,000 per year before taxes).

In 1853, Albrecht von Graefes was appointed teacher of ophthalmology at the university of Berlin and the Charité; in 1858, he became an Extraordinary Professor, and in 1866 an Ordinary Professor.

Appointed teacher of the Paedagogium in Halle, Hecker taught a multitude of subjects—sciences (i.e., chemistry, anatomy, physiology), classical literature, and even Hebrew.

Namibia currently allows teachers to appoint relief teachers, but, this draws on additional resources.

And since last September, when the new head was appointed, five teachers have been suspended, according to staff at the school.

In addition to protests at the meeting of the school board — whose members are appointed — parents, teachers and community groups vented their frustration at elected officials.