Sentence examples for group of career from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Lanny Davis, a lobbyist for a group of career colleges, held a news call urging the department to delay final rules on approving new vocational programs.

Recently, a group of career colleges signed on to Standards of Responsible Conduct and Transparency, which establish greater disclosure and transparency to support students' needs.

Operation Discover, one of the new programs Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced yesterday, is an expanded effort to track down fugitives, but it is built on the well-tested belief that a core group of career criminals commits most of the serious crimes in the city.

A group of career politicians is paying court to a clutch of local interest groups, largely ignoring the bigger issues facing the city; most potential voters are ignoring the whole business; there is a feeling that local government cannot really do anything, and a sense that politics lags demographics.

What made this almost head-spinning turnaround occur?" In previous testimony, department officials said the rejection under the Bush administration had been made "without prejudice," meaning that the applicant could submit new information and reapply — and that the panel that rejected the application and later approved it was a group of career civil servants.

Almost all of the interviewees are perpetrators of horrific violent crimes, including a gay man who defiled his mother's dead body after having murdered her; a group of career criminals that mistakenly kidnapped a young girl from a poor family but raped and killed her anyway; and a woman who burned her husband to death after having been physically abused for many years".

MP: Sex and the City, the TV series, and Cantina are both about a group of career-minded women facing relationship challenges in an urban setting.

In fact, she's the only member of this half-baked posse who seems to have a vision for her future ― a future that contains a stable group of career-driven friends and a relationship that isn't sown from seeds of will-they-won't-they melodrama. .

The primary objectives of this study were to use the empirical method of individual differences scaling to derive maps of the underlying perceived structure of medical career specialities, and to assess the extent to which those maps are similar to those described by Holland in his hexagonal representation of the RIASEC groups of careers.

Selected from a group of bright career noncommissioned Army officers, he was trained to accept any Soviet offer to spy.

When do you stop searching for a better partner, flat, group of friends, career path or local pub?