Übersetzung für 'probationer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

probationer

Bewährungs­helfer {m}jobslaw

Probekandidat {m}

probeweise Eingestellter {m}

Lernschwester {f} in der Probezeit

Angestellter {m} auf Probejobs

Probezeitler {m} [ugs.]jobs

auf Probe Freigelassener {m}law

Werbung

probationer [female]

probeweise Eingestellte {f}

• Centrex was responsible for overseeing the design and delivery of probationer training, investigators training and other key areas.
• "(6) Only after a probationer has trained in the six precepts for two years should she request ordination from both Sanghas...
• After Recruitment, the probationer is given 18 months' intensive training in various Railways establishments under the guidance of Indian Railway Institute of Civil Engineering (IRICEN), Pune.
• The Jordanian Bar Association requires both academic, practical and oral exams for admission to the bar. The probationer must hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent in Law.
• The Police Scotland probationer training programme takes a total of 2 years to complete.

• He was best probationer on National Police Academy and was awarded Tamgha e Imtiaz.
• In 1928 he became a probationer in a Catholic Church teaching order, the Brothers of the Christian Schools.
• In July 2018, Lowy wrote for the unanimous court when it found that a probationer suffering from opioid use disorder could be imprisoned for a probation violation after she tested positive for fentanyl.
• After leaving Sidmouth, Wright worked at the West London Mission with Maude Stanley, running a club for working girls in Greek Street, Soho. Later she was a probationer nurse at the London Hospital.
• In 1831 Hosmer was admitted as a probationer to the Genesee Conference of the Methodist Church, and was ordained as a minister two years later.

• A probationer may request a treatment referral at any time, but probationers with multiple violations are mandated to intensive substance abuse treatment services (typically residential care).
• Grahame Donald was the son of Dr David Donald, and was educated at Dulwich College and from there entered the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve in 1914 as a surgeon probationer.
• S ensures the probationer meets all the conditions of parole and requires the probationer to pay various [...] fees (in addition to fines) that provide a significant profit to the firm.
• All probationers in the United States who incur a violation or multiple violations are guaranteed certain hearings before any permanent, punitive action is taken.
• Private probation agencies usually model their practices after the bail bond system. Probationers would post a bond as insurance for their good behavior.