Sentence examples for counselor to continue from inspiring English sources
Although informed about it, Dr. Turnbull failed to notify the authorities, allowed the counselor to continue supervising students and paid the counselor's $2,000 bail with money from the choir's budget.
Dr. Turnbull allowed the counselor to continue interacting with students after he was banned from the school, said the memo, which was sent to the choir board before Christmas.
After learning that a 14-year-old student had been molested by a counselor over a two-year period, Dr. Turnbull, the choir's founder, failed to notify the authorities and allowed the counselor to continue supervising students at the Boys Choir Academy.
Pursuing a tenure-track academic position as a genetic counselor is a challenge, notes Gillian Hooker who earned a Ph.D. in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology before training and working as a genetic counselor because many genetic counselors want to continue seeing patients, which can be hard to balance with the duties of a tenure-track professor.
The minister saw Mr. Pamias's potential as a counselor and encouraged him to continue his education.
- The counselors expressed the intention to continue the program during the 2000-2001 school year, and estimated that some 20% to 30% of the students at their schools continue to experience war-related difficulties.
She graduated from La Puente High School, where she saw a lack of support for those wishing to continue their education, including a guidance counselor who told her mother that "Your daughter is not college material.
She planned to continue going until she aged out, then become a counselor in training, and then a counselor.
"You get to continue living your life as it is," the counselor proclaimed.
On Tuesday, she returned to Atlanta to continue filming Tyler Perry's new movie "The Marriage Counselor".
In addition to the program, the family caregivers were offered the opportunity to continue with conversation groups under the supervision of the counselor.
