Sentence examples for * enrolments of from inspiring English sources

The Sydney Morning Herald writes that the NSW government has earmarked $6bn to upgrade public school facilities with a surge in enrolments of more than 20% expected by 2031.

The research, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, looked at the neighbourhoods and enrolments of 88 primary and 63 secondary mainstream free schools that opened between 2011 and September 2013.

Stanford was built on land originally inhabited by the Muwekma Ohlone tribe, and Native American students have always held an important place in the university community from the writer and journalist John Milton Oskison (Cherokee) who graduated in 1894 to current enrolments of over three hundred students who represent over fifty tribes.

Yet even as Oxford managers were sweet-talking Wall Street, doctors and hospitals were complaining that their bills were not being paid.Oxford blames its problems on a new computer system, which it introduced in September 1996 to cope with an increase in annual enrolments of some 60%.

More than 48 American business schools now offer online MBAs, among them upstarts such as the universities of Phoenix and Webster, both with annual enrolments of around 4,000 and 7,000 full- and part-time MBA students respectively.The other big money-spinner has been foreign students, who account for 20-30% of students on many American MBA programmes.

In particular, kindergarten enrolments of 3-, 4- and 5-year olds continue to rise.

(As it happens, the tribe runs a successful casino, and the dispute had started over dis-enrolments of members).Even Mr Lupe has been involved in antics of this sort.

This resulted in the enrolment of only 17 farmers.

This school had a total enrolment of 302 pupils at the beginning of the school year.

For example, the AIPE college received $109,957,263 in 2014 on an initial enrolment of 8,814 students.

Cornerstone Investments received $46,136,016 on an initial enrolment of 4,251 students.