Imagine that the graduate school in question is constitutionally forbidden from receiving any form of government aid, that it typically requires three years of full-time schooling for the diploma, that the nature of the schooling bears almost no resemblance to the job in question, and that the pay for graduates is far lower than other professions.
After three years of saying the time wasn't economically right, Quinn brokered some changes and got behind the measure.
When three years of full-time higher education at the age of 18 was free, good and rare, the returns to almost any course were unsurprisingly juicy.
Forty-four percent of white women married within three years of living together the first time, while 31% of black women and U.S.-born Hispanic women did so.
Picked up by the Carolina Panthers, he spent three of the next four years sharing playing time with the likes of Vinny Testeverde, Jake Delhomme and Jimmy Clausen (Moore missed the entire 2008 season with a broken left fibula).
At that time, three years of good weather produced bumper crops, and deep price falls when demand fell in world markets at the same time.
And because, under Inland Revenue rules, money invested in a VCT has to be locked in for a minimum of three years investors could find that they have plenty of time to regret their choice.
So President Medvedev and President Obama met over 10 times I think, probably, over the course of three years by the time we got to Deauville.
"We've come a long way in a short period of time over three years, " manager Dusty Baker said.
It had a maturity of three years, at which time a second SuperUnit was supposed to replace maturing units.
The bargaining agreement dictates that a player with at least three but less than six years of service time is eligible for salary arbitration.
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The Wildcats have made the NCAA tournament in each of the past four seasons and reached the regional finals in three of those years falling short each time.
Instead of a simple choice between autonomy and instant independence, they should be given the option of voting for autonomy with the guarantee that another vote would be held in three (or five) years' time on the matter of independence.
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We figured on a time horizon of three years.
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At only 25, she has already collected a World Cup winner's medal at home in 2000 and feels the current team could mount a very strong defence of that title in three years time.
Her three years in office have been a valuable time of consolidation.
The couple had purchased a second Greenwich home about three years ago, although they spend most of their time at their Manhattan residence.
In recent years, members of Kansas's congressional delegation urged their colleagues to waive the Medal of Honor time limit - three years since the action honoured - for Kapaun.
Three years, the best known, is the amount of time the IRS has to adjust your return.
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In America they are expected to account for one-fifth of all share-trading in three years' time (see chart).
And how will the onset of a global credit squeeze affect what private-equity groups can pay for a capital-intensive business with a time horizon of three to five years?
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"Our goal is to construct portfolios that have the potential to outperform the market over an investment time horizon of three to five years without assuming undue risk, " writes Miller.
Ari Brown, a pediatrician in Austin, Texas, says that three or four years ago she would spend much of the time when meeting with new parents assuaging their concerns about vaccines.
Gun owners are retested every three years, they get a one-time supply of 50 bullets when they order their weapon, and as of next year, they must keep their gun in a safe.
The zoo is also marking the mother lobsters with a "V" notch on their tails as a sign to fishermen, which lasts up to three years and should allow them a chance of greater breeding time.
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Of course in the U.S. most union and government workers get good stretches of time off, and in private industry three weeks of vacation after five or ten years of employment is so common as to be almost standard.
The study found that 40% of women living with significant others for the first time between 2006 and 2010 transitioned to marriage within three years, while 32% of those relationships remained the same and 27% dissolved.
He spent three years trying to return to active duty in this time of war, and he was preparing to deploy to Iraq as a captain.
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Bold adjustment, which to its credit the new Greek government has already begun, will reduce the risk of Greece finding its debts unpayable in three years' time.
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