Sentence examples for a gainful from inspiring English sources

Mr. Durbin touched slightly, if not convincingly, on this hypothetical, while conceding that community colleges — but apparently not other higher-education nonprofits — should be held to a "gainful employment" standard.

Hip-hop had inspired him to believe that, precisely because he was black, he could achieve what whites simply assumed was theirs by birthright -- a gainful life over which he asserted control.

At the postsecondary level, for the first time vocational college programs could soon be held directly accountable for a "gainful employment rule," where they will lose federal accreditation if the programs' costs outweigh labor market benefits for their graduates.

In response, the Department of Education has proposed a "gainful employment" rule, which would cut financing to for-profit colleges that graduate (or fail) students with thousands of dollars of debt and no prospect of salaries high enough to pay them off.

"Music provides a timing cue," said Professor Gfeller, who after taking an aerobics class several years ago where the teacher picked music whose tempo didn't match the moves, was inspired to study the components of music most important to a gainful workout.

Hence, the choice of mobile terminals to form a gainful VMIMO becomes a huge challenge.

By contrast, the New York Times and other newspaper editorial boards around the country have advocated for a strong gainful employment rule, as has a coalition of student, veterans, civil rights, consumer, and educator groups.

This turn of events comes as President Obama faces a critical decision about issuing a new "gainful employment" rule that would hold cut off federal aid to career colleges that consistently leave students buried in debt.

The industry also faces the challenge of a revised "gainful employment" rule from the Obama administration, a measure that would eventually cut off federal aid to programs that consistently leave students with overwhelming debt.

At the conclusion of the hearings, the Department did what a coalition of student, veterans, civil rights, consumer, and other groups urged it to do -- it announced it would promptly start a collaborative public process (called negotiated rulemaking) to create a revised gainful employment rule.

Sitting or standing: those are crucial in judging whether a claimant, particularly one with little education, can "engage in a substantial gainful activity".