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Ví dụ về probationary

• The number of applicants for probationary police inspector posts has nearly doubled in the last two years and in 1997 included 246 university graduates.

• Of the latter, an unspecified number would become full members after a probationary period (usually of three months) had been served.

• At this point, they started their probationary one-year formation period, at the end of which they could be confirmed.

• This hypothesis has given rise to recent calls to reform the state's criminal justice system by introducing privately inflicted sanctions, for example, shaming penalties, private prisons, or private probationary services.

• Given that one of the chief doubts in the mind of any inquisitor was whether the repentance of a summoned heretic was sincere, penances took on a probationary nature.

• The number of probationary members of an approved club must not exceed the number of full members.

• The probationary teacher has no statutory right to see any reports on him.

• A police constable on appointment will, however, receive £16,635 in salary, rising to £18,612 after initial training and £19,713 on successful completion of two years probationary service.