Definition of sole-charge in English:

sole-charge

adjective

1NZ (of a primary school) having only one teacher.
for children who were lucky enough to have a gifted teacher a sole-charge school provided a good experience
Example sentencesExamples
- That has 11 students, and is a sole-charge school.
- For those in sole-charge positions, regimented breaks are impractical.
- My father's first job was a sole-charge teacher on the banks of the Wanganui River.
- She was on her way to turning Green Bay High School into the only sole-charge high school in New Zealand.
- He did pass his exams and a nearby Anglican minister telegraphed him about a sole-charge school in Savage Cove, down the coast.
- He was assigned a sole-charge school in Trinity East.
- Teachers in sole-charge schools get three half-days for support.
- Old-timers will often talk of going to school where grim sole-charge teachers ruled classes of 50-plus with absolute authority.
- I'm a sole-charge principal, but I have the same paperwork as any other principal.
2(of an employment position) in which a single person does all the work or takes all the responsibility.
you'll work directly with the new General Manager, operating in a sole-charge capacity
Example sentencesExamples
- We want an end to sole-charge police stations.
- The sole-charge policeman turned out on his day off to a fatal accident having had a few snorts.
- They're investigating a serious assault on a sole-charge officer in Kawhia.
- Flexibility is needed in work sites such as sole-charge air traffic control towers, where breaks are potentially life-threatening.
- In sole-charge situations the employer must reasonably compensate the employee in lieu of breaks.
- They aren't suitable for full-time, sole-charge childcare.
- He was late for his job as a sole-charge chef on The Terrace in central Wellington.
- Anybody interested in the realities of being a sole-charge police officer should visit her Facebook page.
- Six controllers work at the airport, on sole-charge shifts.
- She graduated from training school and went to work as a sole-charge dental nurse in Inglewood in 1939.

单词	sole-charge
释义	Definition of sole-charge in English: sole-charge adjective 1NZ (of a primary school) having only one teacher. for children who were lucky enough to have a gifted teacher a sole-charge school provided a good experience Example sentencesExamples That has 11 students, and is a sole-charge school. For those in sole-charge positions, regimented breaks are impractical. My father's first job was a sole-charge teacher on the banks of the Wanganui River. She was on her way to turning Green Bay High School into the only sole-charge high school in New Zealand. He did pass his exams and a nearby Anglican minister telegraphed him about a sole-charge school in Savage Cove, down the coast. He was assigned a sole-charge school in Trinity East. Teachers in sole-charge schools get three half-days for support. Old-timers will often talk of going to school where grim sole-charge teachers ruled classes of 50-plus with absolute authority. I'm a sole-charge principal, but I have the same paperwork as any other principal. 2(of an employment position) in which a single person does all the work or takes all the responsibility. you'll work directly with the new General Manager, operating in a sole-charge capacity Example sentencesExamples We want an end to sole-charge police stations. The sole-charge policeman turned out on his day off to a fatal accident having had a few snorts. They're investigating a serious assault on a sole-charge officer in Kawhia. Flexibility is needed in work sites such as sole-charge air traffic control towers, where breaks are potentially life-threatening. In sole-charge situations the employer must reasonably compensate the employee in lieu of breaks. They aren't suitable for full-time, sole-charge childcare. He was late for his job as a sole-charge chef on The Terrace in central Wellington. Anybody interested in the realities of being a sole-charge police officer should visit her Facebook page. Six controllers work at the airport, on sole-charge shifts. She graduated from training school and went to work as a sole-charge dental nurse in Inglewood in 1939.
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