Sentence examples for gainful occupation from inspiring English sources

From educational efforts of great corporations one might infer that modern industry invented gainful occupation.

The register shows the peer has claimed that Simonds has "no other relevant gainful occupation or benefit".

The Court reasoned that unlike speech "communicating information and disseminating opinion" commercial advertising implicated only the solicitor's interest in pursuing "a gainful occupation". Ibid.

Whether, and to what extent, one may promote or pursue a gainful occupation in the streets, to what extent such activity shall be adjudged a derogation of the public right of user, are matters for legislative judgment.

In each of this Court's cases relied upon by the Ninth Circuit, the claimant was denied a right by virtue of which he was presently entitled either to exercise ownership dominion over real or personal property, or to pursue a gainful occupation.

The present study estimates ORs for return to gainful occupation ca. 2 years after stroke.

In a society where much is driven by shame, record-high levels of unemployment have turned many men into despondent, daytime wanderers who pretend to have gainful occupations by staying away from home all day.

In the United States, a highly mechanized nation, the proportion of the population ten years of age and older in gainful occupations has varied only six or seven per cent from its average figure during the 50 years from 1880 to 1930.

According to the European Commission rulebook, its members are "not to engage in any other occupation, whether gainful or not".

Must not engage in any other political, administrative or professional occupation, whether gainful or not.

Federal law has long said that federal student aid can go only to for-profit colleges that "prepare student for gainful employment in a recognized occupation".