Sentence examples for probationary state from inspiring English sources

Her views on life after death were vague and, according to Wilson, "there is no doctrine of the soul" in Christian Science: "[A]fter death, the individual continues his probationary state until he has worked out his own salvation by proving the truths of Christian Science".

Teachers in two year probationary period states spend more than $100 of their own money in that year relative to the previous year or following year.

Table 1 shows the probationary period for each state before a teacher was eligible to receive tenure.

In the yearbook, NCTQ publishes each state's probationary period before a teacher may be granted tenure, as well as a citation for the relevant state law.

Figure 1 provides a visual description of the identification strategy by plotting the amount of unreimbursed money that teachers spend on classroom materials by the length of a state's probationary period.

Because some laws were written to permit school district administrators to have authority over teacher tenure under special circumstances, at times, discretion must be used to code a state's probationary period into a numerical value.

The control group consists of teachers who are in the same year of teaching as the treatment group but have not yet received tenure because of the state's longer probationary period.

It's like everything is still on probationary status".

The year-old C.H.A. and the two-year-old M.A.A.C. are on probationary status.

However, several states have shorter probationary periods of only one or two years, while others have longer periods of four or five years.

Estimates are obtained by exploiting the cross-state variation in the probationary period length of novice teachers.