Sentence examples for and enroled from inspiring English sources

The cohort was originally enumerated from 526 Shanghai textile factories during 1989 1991, and enroled in an intervention trial to test the efficacy of breast self-exam on reducing breast cancer incidence and mortality (Thomas et al, 1997, 2002).

In the CANONIC study, patients with cirrhosis hospitalized with an acute decompensation (AD) (ascites, gastrointestinal bleeding, hepatic encephalopathy, or bacterial infections, or any combination of these) were screened and enroled from February to September 2011 in twenty-nine University Hospitals from eight European countries.

"He took us all to a shop in the town, where we sat at tables as people were encouraged to come up and enrol".

Of those, by far the most significant was sending out officers to identify the newly arrived children and enrol them into schools.

But while the workshops were well attended, it seems the message - that attendees should go on and enrol with their local learning providers - failed to get through.

Targeting young people via this technology means they will be able to find out about a course and enrol no matter where they are.

2012 will be the litmus test of the government's commitment to social mobility Students will still be ambitious for themselves and for their futures and will apply and enrol in greater numbers for university than some expected.

The repeatedly evicted never imagine that they "could settle down in one neighbourhood and enrol their children in one school, providing them with the opportunity to form long-lasting relationships with friends, role models and teachers.

Digging to America by Anne Tyler (Vintage, £7.99) Take two couples who adopt girls from Korea: one family dresses its daughter in Korean clothes; the other rushes to Americanise Sooki into Susan, and enrols her in preschool.

Unlike F&C's inauspicious quarters, however, 42 is housed in a 4,000-square 4,000-squarees in northern Paris, and enrols nearly 1,000 students a year for its demetreng three‑year course.

Universities are beacons of hope, peace, new ideas and ideals, and exemplary discipline to those who function and enrol in them.