Sentence examples for is a probationary from inspiring English sources

There is a "probationary period," one longtime resident explained, in which newcomers must "bottom line" a project — that is, they must see it to completion.

If the school where you are working has a tenure clock (that is, a probationary period before a permanent position is offered), then there is a sense of urgency.

In the Analogy, Butler argued that we have probable evidence that our morally right and wrong actions will be judged and rewarded and punished by God and that this life is a probationary period where we act in ways that will be ultimately judged.

It was more than a decade ago, and he was a probationary firefighter from Woodside, Queens, with no musical background, and still they asked him to consider joining.

"Claudia, you're a probationary employee," the director replied.

Her son, Christian, was a probationary firefighter who died that day.

She proved not willing to marry him, but for almost a year there was a probationary armistice between Irene and Harvie.

He was a probationary firefighter, one of those 14-week fellows fresh out of the academy who was rotating through the house.

In June, the department fired Officer McRae and Officer Swain, who was a probationary officer, and asked the Tennessee Equality Project, a gay rights group, to hold training sessions for officers about sexual orientation.

British road and track racing Paralympic champion Dame Sarah Storey told BBC Radio 5 live: "The UCI said at the time, when they were criticised for giving the licence, that it was a probationary period and ultimately they're sticking to their word.

Known as Ernst, Georg Lindemann was a probationary judge (Gerichtsassessor) and later president of the Prussian Central Land Credit Company, a Prussian credit bank.