Scientific findings, especially if unusual, go through a probationary period before being generally believed.
"Don't worry we'll medicate you through the probationary period".
The second-youngest head coach in college football (38 in September; Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald is 33), Cristobal has the experience necessary for this undertaking: he was a graduate assistant under Butch Davis from 1998-2000, helping steer the Hurricanes through a probationary period, and coached the offensive line for Greg Schiano at Rutgers from 2001-3.
It must be remembered that through the mid-1990's, when Miami's troubled football program went through an N.C.A.A. probationary period, the Big East and its member colleges remained a supporting and dedicated partner of Miami despite the economic repercussions.
As Don Nehlen, the former West Virginia head coach, wrote in a letter to The Times, "when Miami's troubled football program went through an N.C.A.A. probationary period, the Big East and its member colleges remained a supporting and dedicated partner".
The association now boasts 17,600 members — there will be tens of thousands more in coming years — and they all go through a four-month probationary period to demonstrate commitment to girls' empowerment.
Since Mateen was in probationary status, he held no rights to appeal against his dismissal through collective bargaining procedures or the public employee relations commission, records show.
Students would in effect be taking a gamble on probationary degrees from probationary providers," Marsden said.
It's like everything is still on probationary status".
At the Fire Academy, meanwhile, a new group of probationary firefighters listen to some familiar words.
"As a volunteer firefighter, albeit probationary, I feel a stronger sense of community.
