Example 9d represents the non-default employment of a perfective adverb with a state verb29; modified by a perfective adverb a coercion effect is induced, the initial point of the state is focused leading to an inchoative reading (Meisterernst 2016b).
Two years later, he announced plans to tie federal aid funding to a new rating system, one which will punish schools for low graduation rates, student loan defaults, alumni employment rates, and other measures which fly in the face of the HBCU mission and profile.
The shocking fragility of recently issued debt is another singular feature of the 2007 downturn — alarming numbers of defaults despite high employment and reasonably strong economic growth.
Obama has launched an initiative to create a "College Scorecard," a one-page profile of each school, providing specific metrics like earnings information, default rates, repayment rates and employment rates.
But much of my work over the last several years has led me to deep suspicion of its continued employment as the default paradigm for all Christian moral reasoning about war and peace.
"More than anything else, this points to the impact of the recession and drops in employment on mortgage defaults," Jay Brinkmann, chief economist of the Mortgage Bankers Association, said.
At-will employment thus constitutes a default contract it is the agreement that obtains between employers and employees absent an agreement to the contrary (e.g., a union contract).
The column focused on a number of academic studies that provide empirical support that private equity-backed companies historically show lower default rates and little difference in employment trends relative to their peer companies.
The point of the default rate law, like the gainful employment rule, is to penalize schools that overcharge and under-educate, thus leaving students with overwhelming debt.
