Sentence examples for In enrolment, since from inspiring English sources

Many liberal Jews still see sectarian day schools as somehow un-American, and the relatively few Conservative and non-denominational day schools have seen a drop in enrolment since the 2008 financial crisis.

Findings and Conclusions: Although there has been a definite trend towards gender parity in enrolment since 2002, disparities still manifest in the upper classes with the percentage of girl enrolment in the senior classes dropping out higher than that of boys.

Their efforts have been rewarded with an increase in enrolment numbers since the earthquake.

"Great progress has been made in school enrolment since the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, but unless similarly rapid improvements can be made in the quality of the education on offer, we run a serious risk that this progress will stall.

This research paper asks how women in developing countries fared in higher education enrolment since the 1970s and what helped women enrol.

The rapid increase in primary school enrolment since the abolition of school fees for primary education in 2002 has put a heavy burden on existing school infrastructure and particularly on WASH facilities, which generally were already suffering from poor operation and maintenance.

The consequences of this approach are perhaps nowhere more apparent than in sub-Saharan Africa, where more than half of children old enough to be in secondary school are no longer in education, even though the region has recorded the most significant increase in primary school enrolment since the turn of the century.

Of the two funds, the NHIF is more successful in enrolment and mobilisation of revenue since membership is mandatory and the funding is automatically deducted from member employee salaries.

There has been a marked increase in enrolment in all types of programs since 2004 05.

Many Non Takers responded positively to interviewers' descriptions of ITS; the subject's broader appeal is evidenced in growing enrolments since its 2000 introduction in the senior curriculum.

"In addition," Mr. Chaiban continued, "the further investments in education, made possible by Japan's assistance, will allow us to build on the success of seeing primary school enrolment in Southern Sudan almost triple since 2005, and the annual increase in enrolment seen in Darfur".