Sentence examples for In enrolment from inspiring English sources

There was a steep increase in enrolment in 2007 when 218 (62.5%) new individuals enrolled.

Over a period of one year, the number of girls enrolled in primary schools is over 14,000 – representing a 29 per cent increase in enrolment.

It reports that the country's schools practise widespread discrimination against children with disabilities in enrolment decisions.

The gender gap in enrolment continues to widen, despite men's A-level results improving.

My own course, thought and change in the Middle East and Central Asia, will probably see an upsurge in enrolment.

Outreach co-ordinators in Texas note a below-average increase in enrolment over the past five years at just 29.7%.

In former Soviet Republic countries and eastern Asia, however, growth in enrolment figures had stagnated or even reversed.

The gender gap in enrolment continues to widen, despite men's A-level results improving, because of a faster rise in the numbers of women applying.

But the data chosen by Barber has the effect of exaggerating the increase in enrolment and ignoring the need for wider structural reforms beyond the education sector.

Also, the increase in enrolment rates has not been matched by an increase in pass rates – the latter has risen by only 1%.

There is also huge variation in enrolment in private plans, compared with Medicaid, the health programme for the poor.