probationary in English

adjective

[pro'ba·tion·ar·y || prəʊ'beɪʃənerɪ /prə'beɪʃnərɪ]

test, trial, experimental; of a test, of an experiment, of a trial

Use "probationary" in a sentence

1. Probationary status for Atwo-yearperiod

2. They're only probationary cohabs.

3. Are you prepared to work probationary months? Of course.

4. Teachers should have a probationary period of two years.

5. Are you preparing to do a probationary year?

6. New employees undergo a one - month probationary period.

7. Joins the Communist Party of China, becomes the probationary party member.

8. After a three - month probationary period, she was confirmed in her post.

9. After a six-month probationary period, her position was confirmed.

10. After the probationary period the company decided to offer him a full - time contract.

11. Moreover, continuation training courses were also arranged for 76 in - service Probationary Station Officers.

12. Spring term: teaching practice: Summer term: preparation for the probationary year.

13. No probationary period was required before the prodigal son was received by the waiting father.

14. The probationary period therefore requires an objective a posteriori assessment to be made of the probationer.

15. 13 No probationary period was required before the prodigal son was received by the waiting father.

16. At the end of the probationary period you will become a permanent employee.

17. Each driver must undergo a three - month probationary period before being allowed to operate independently.

18. You'll be transferred to the permanent staff subject to your satisfactory completion of the probationary period.

19. In some states, tenure becomes permanent as soon as the teacher completes the required probationary period.

20. They never met again, for under the probationary terms they were forbidden to associate with each other.

21. A possible alternative to the draconian consequences of decertification is extending the probationary waiver another year, officials say.

22. If reinstated, they are placed on a probationary period determined by the state board, Winn said.

23. During this probationary term there have been two training Saturdays in South London and a residential weekend in Buckinghamshire.

24. His probationary period nearly over, he was suddenly hauled before the committee on evangelisation and told that he was unsuitable.

25. Even if she manages to get through her first probationary year, life is not an easy ride for full members either.

26. Stage A probationary period in which the prisoner continues to report to the police, but lives and works normally.

27. 11 In Illinois,[www.Sentencedict.com] state law requires that a second-year probationary teacher be given notice of the reasons for nonrenewal.

28. (Agents of the EIB - Action for annulment - Admissibility - Extension of the probationary period - Termination of contract - Conditions - Action for compensation)

29. In Illinois, state law requires that a second-year probationary teacher be given notice of the reasons for nonrenewal. Sentencedict.com

30. (5) Reasonable Accommodations must be provided to qualified employees regardless of whether they work part- time or full-time, or are considered "probationary

31. The employer shall timely modify the term of the labor contract, or pay the wages at the wage rate for the non- probationary period.

32. If you're a new employee, you usually have to finish a probationary period of 3 to 6 months first before you start Accruing vacation.

33. A probationary police officer who assaulted a woman in a "terrifying" attack has been given a Curfew, prompting criticism he was not jailed

34. This paper gives a brief analysis about the three major common law issues existing in the graduate employment: the probationary period, the tripartite agreement and the handling with labor disputes.

35. ((Civil service - Official - Action for failure to act - No decision following the report on the probationary period - Article 34 of the Staff Regulations - Decision to dismiss - No need to adjudicate))

36. From Longman Business Dictionary Credentials cre‧den‧tials / krɪˈdenʃ ə lz / noun [plural] JOB 1 the training, education, or experience that give you the ability to do a particular job or task well, especially in the opinion of other people You’ll be given a three-month probationary period to fully establish your Credentials as an

37. 28 It should be stated from the outset that, as Ms H. had been absent as a result of her parental leave during most of the probationary period required to obtain the managerial post concerned and was still on parental leave when the Administrative Office for the Land of Berlin informed her that she would be reinstated in her former post, the national legislation at issue in the main proceedings should be examined solely in the light of Directive 2010/18 and the revised Framework Agreement.