Examples of Reassigned time in a sentence
Reassigned time shall mean an alternative assignment other than classroom teaching for one or more credit hours during the academic year or summer.
Reassigned time, leaves without salary, and additional purchased time shall be granted in accordance with terms agreed upon by the Board and the Union.
Reassigned time, leaves without salary, and additional purchased time shall be granted in accordance with terms agreed upon by the University and the Union.
Reassigned time for supported research may be in the amount of one (1) load credit for each $1,000 of indirect cost funds generated by the research maximum of nine (9) load credits of reassigned time per semester except where granting agencies or similar agents require greater reassigned time as a condition of consideration in the grant proposal and for which the institution has agreed and for which it is compensated.
Reassigned time shall normally be used to purchase release from 48 SICH of instructional or equivalent duties.
ADN Program 100% Reassigned time for director and assistant director combined.
Reassigned time shall be used to purchase release from instructional or equivalent duties in order to provide time for Association work.
Reassigned time and stipends for additional assignments shall be given in a fair and consistent manner.
Reassigned time for supported research may be in the amount of one (1) load credit for each $1,000 of indirect cost funds generated by the research up to a maximum of nine (9) load credits of reassigned time per semester except where granting agencies or similar agents require greater reassigned time as a condition of consideration in the grant proposal and for which the institution has agreed and for which it is compensated.
Both sides also have an additional right of appeal from a final decision of a Magistrates’ Court157 or, alternatively, from the Crown Court on appeal from the Magistrates’ Court158 direct to the High Court, Queen’s Bench Division on points of law by way of case stated.