Temporary suspension definition
Temporary suspension means the removal of a student from school for a specified period of 10 school days or less after a rudimentary hearing.
Temporary suspension means a suspension imposed by the President pending the outcome of an investigation into allegations against a faculty member.
Temporary suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to three school days, by the administrator, without a hearing
Examples of Temporary suspension in a sentence
Temporary Suspension of business may be ordered without any notice, where full enquiry into the allegation is pending and may entail the blacklisting of the firm/ party/ contractor, if the allegation is proved.
More Definitions of Temporary suspension
Temporary suspension means exclusion from a regular school program for an offense for a period of up to three (3) school days.
Temporary suspension means under certain circumstances a student may be deemed to be a clear and present danger to the University community and may be suspended immediately pending a timely hearing on the alleged violations.
Temporary suspension means the provider is temporarily suspended from participating in the DMC program as authorized by W&I Code, Section 14043.36(a). The provider cannot bill for DMC services from the effective date of the temporary suspension.
Temporary suspension means the planned or unplanned suspension of a project in accordance with a filed closure plan where protective measures are in place and the site is being monitored continuously by the proponent. (“suspension temporaire”) 1996, c. 1, Sched. O, s. 26.
Temporary suspension means the revocation of a permit for a time period set for no less than 24 hours and no greater than one week as determined by the Health Officer and/or his or her designee.
Temporary suspension means exclusion from school for an offense for a period of up to three school days by the principal or principal of operations, in accordance with the policy.
Temporary suspension means the partial or full removal of an entity's or individual's license or ability to perform the actions authorized in this section, for a period of not more than one (1) year.