Sentence examples for prevented college from inspiring English sources

A great example of this was seen in the summer of 2012, when thousands of students across the country used the power of social media to put pressure on Congress to pass legislation that prevented college interest rates from going up on the average student loan.

This law has prevented colleges in South Carolina from changing the names for buildings honoring white supremacists.

Time for these educators to prevent college football from resembling the N.F.L. even more.

This had particular resonance at Grinnell, where local Republicans have long sought to try to prevent college students from voting.

Originally, strict "ability to pay" restrictions were meant only for applicants under 21, to help prevent college students and other young people from getting into debt.

Preventing college students from applying to stay on in Britain and work when they finish their course, unless they leave the country first.

Further gems include extra funding for "middle-class activities" and moves to prevent college authorities from banning "any act succeeded by the word 'lad' or 'banter'".

The N.C.A.A. would have you believe that it is the great protector of amateur athletics, preventing college athletes from being tainted by the river of money pouring over college sports.

Those low rates will expire on July 1 — going back to 6.8 percent from 3.4 percent — and, to prevent college from becoming even more unaffordable for millions of students, the obvious move is to renew them.

As the House took up hurricane-related legislation, lawmakers on Wednesday approved a measure that would prevent college students from having to return federal financial aid if they were enrolled in schools now closed by Hurricane Katrina.

Will curbing fraternity culture help prevent college rapes?