Sentence examples for being put on probation from inspiring English sources
"In reality Australia is being put on probation," O'Gorman said.
All these are indictable offences before the courts of reason, propriety and good sense, and the general at the very least merits being put on probation for them.
I won't accept it.' I have to tell them that it is a failing offense and could lead me to file a complaint with the university, which could lead to them being put on probation or being asked to leave".
"There are a number of people around the country being put on probation that don't really need to be on probation," said Carl Wicklund, the executive director of the American Parole and Probation Association, a professional group.
She went on to describe a character far from the figure suggested by recent scandals, which have included his being put on probation for a spousal battery charge as well as claims of antisemitic remarks.
In 2007, two driving under the influence incidents led to Lohan being put on probation, and together with three visits to rehabilitation facilities caused the loss of several movie deals.
Four other players were put on probation, one was exonerated, and a storied program that had reached the Final Four twice since 1973 had been seriously besmirched.
Eric Ledford, who was the third-leading driver at the Meadowlands when he was arrested, was put on probation for one year and fined $15,000.
But, as one can't be put on probation or fired from a volunteer position, there's not necessarily incentive to do any of the above.
The N.C.A.A. cleared him, but Kentucky was put on probation for three years, and one of his assistants was put on probation.
