on probation造句

The status of a person on probation.

The prisoner was put on probation.

He was a mechanic who was on probation.

Preliminary study of teaching for undergraduates on probation with the focus on “learning based on research”;

The police use electronic tags to monitor the whereabouts of young offenders on probation.

A technician on probation was hit by a piece of falling masonry.

A young woman admitted three theft charges and was put on probation for two years.

She was found guilty of manslaughter and put on probation for two years.

Has your child ever been asked to withdraw from a school, suspended, or put on probation?

He was on probation and made a fresh start by working for the welfare of the public.

I will be on probation for three months and then if everything goes well, I'll sign a contract.

He's been released from prison on probation, ie If he does not behave satisfactorily he will be sent back.

We built another business totry to support this, and we got sued, I got put up for probation, so my prompt record does say, I was on probation in Princeton.

The Pew Centre on the States, a research outfit, reports that one in 100 Americans is incarcerated. One in 31 is in prison, on parole or on probation.

Many college graduates remain technicians on probation after they have worked for several years. Why can we not boldly promote them to engineers?

This forum will allow you half an hour on probation for browsing all notices and sticky threads which will help you enjoy the forum later.

As for the function of help and education?it would be done after the Court sentences a young offender to a set term of imprisonment or on probation?or to serve sentence outside the prison under surveillance.