Sentence examples for prospective principals from inspiring English sources

She was referring to a facility opened by Klein in 2003, where educators and business leaders, such as Jack Welch, the former chief executive of General Electric, hold classes for prospective principals.

She now serves as the director of a similar organization in Massachusetts, the Turnaround Leadership Academy, and said she was visiting Manhattan "for a rest" after an intensive four-week session for prospective principals.

Larry Myatt, the principal of Fenway High School in Boston, said the program would help prospective principals make an informed decision on whether they could handle the new rigors of the principal's job -- a sense they might not get in a traditional, after-school master's degree program.

At a 2006 event for prospective principals-for-a-day, Joel I. Klein, the current schools chancellor whom Ms. Black has been named to succeed, told them: "It's critical that you keep in touch with our students and our principals.

Owens recommends that contact with a prospective principal investigator about a postdoctoral position should be made at least six months before the desired start date.

The principal lead exposure sources in pregnant women and their children in the Mexico City Prospective Lead Study were air lead and lead from ceramic ware (Schnaas et al. 2004).

The prospective architecture and principal solutions of Flood Warning System with the emphasis on the simulation-based approach and collaborative decision support system on the basis of e-Science platform CLAVIRE are considered.

On Wednesday, a score of P.S. 8 parents and prospective parents met with the principal, Carol Freedman; teachers; and the district superintendent, Lester Young.

The scheme will also educate prospective buyers and sellers; a principal aim of the PCF, says the World Bank's Robert Watson, an expert on global warming, is "to learn by doing".

The Capuchins put up "for sale" signs along Route 9D and in short order were negotiating with prospective bidders, including Harris Schwartzberg, a principal of Schwartzberg Associates who recalls being floored at the beauty of the 1928 friary and even more excited at its view of the United States Military Academy at West Point across the river.

To help make the right choices some beginning faculty ask more senior colleagues in their department to also interview prospective students, suggests Giacomo Cavalli, senior principal investigator at the Institute of Human Genetics in Montpellier, France, who will be assuming its directorship in January.