Sentence examples for That enrolments from inspiring English sources

Professor of political economy at Evergreen State University, Alan Nasser, told Forbes magazine that enrolments at for-profit colleges increased by 225% in the past 10 years.

It is particularly striking that enrolments to part-time courses have declined despite the recent extension of loans to part-time students.

The most recent study by the Modern Language Association, which admittedly covers only the school year that began in 2002, shows that enrolments in Arabic and Farsi had both doubled by then from 1998 levels, to 11,000 and 1,100 respectively.

The data provided show that there is a substantial discrepancy in some countries and that this may even increase over time; in other countries it appears that enrolments outnumber the number of MDR-TB cases diagnosed.

The memo, prepared for Sebelius, predicted that enrolment would reach 3.3 million nationally by 31 December.

Studies have highlighted that enrolment of women in medical schools in LMICs is low.

HHS cautions that enrolment will likely pick up ahead of various deadlines.

The same report found that enrolment rates for girls in Guinea rose by 17% after the government invested in school sanitation projects.

So hungry is the world for higher education that enrolment is growing faster than purchases of that ultimate consumer good, the car (see chart 1).

Sebelius resigned on Friday, days after the Obama administration announced that enrolment for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act had grown to 7.5 million, a figure that exceeded expectations and gave Democrats a surprise success after a disastrous rollout.

Roger Brinner from the Parthenon Group, a consultancy, predicts that enrolment rates will stay flat for the next five to seven years even as the economy picks up.