Sentence examples for term suspension from inspiring English sources

Be aware that students who have been suspended may be facing long term suspension or expulsion of the behaviour continues.

The second option is a long-term suspension and direct rule, for up to two years.

Arnott-Davies said the court had exceeded the punishment requested by the university's legal counsel, which sought a one-term suspension.

Two of the kids have been put on long-term suspension, one has been expelled and all three are facing criminal charges.

"A short-term suspension of deepwater drilling while safety regulations are updated is necessary to achieve that goal," the document stated.

Orders to schools to limit exclusions in favour of the "short, sharp shock" of a short-term suspension has created a revolving door policy of children being repeatedly sent home without curing their poor behaviour, opposition MPs said.

She had earlier said she had "a degree of understanding" for the fact that Britain may need "a certain amount of time to analyse things", but warned that a "long-term suspension" of the question would serve no one's interests.

If a company were given a short-term suspension or debarment, which can last three years, it would not be eligible to get a new contract during that time, Mr. Schooner said.

Think about how different the context would have been for his every small contribution — even a two-strike groundout to score a second-inning run Saturday — had he not been facing a long-term suspension after the season.

Results like that are behind the researchers' call for junior hockey to adopt the same prohibitions against fighting as youth hockey and the N.C.A.A. have, whereby a single fight results in immediate ejection and possible long-term suspension.

"I never, ever thought of things that I think of now when I'm going in to make a hit," Cooke said about his effort to relearn the game and avoid a long-term suspension for his next offense.