Sentence examples for closed enrollment from inspiring English sources

They could create closed enrollment periods or fines for not enrolling quickly, but the Supreme Court decision closes off all that stuff," he said.

And in New York City, where the six community colleges that are part of the City University of New York experienced a record 9percentt enrollment increase this fall, most closed enrollment early for the first time.

Trial recruitment status, for example, is not consistently updated by investigators as trials transition from active participant enrollment to closed enrollment with ongoing data analysis to study completion.

Oregon, for example, closed enrollment in a Medicaid expansion program that served low-income adults younger than 65 without minor children.

In August 2012, the McCord enrollment site closed; enrollment continued at the other three sites.

We began the study in October 1995 and closed enrollment in October 1998 when 250 patients had been recruited into the study.

Here is a look at three schools Ms. Black knows best: FOUNDED 1915 (closed 1983) TUITION Not available   ENROLLMENT 765 when Ms. Black graduated    Located in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago, an immigrant enclave where many middle-class Irish-Americans lived, the school opened with 79 students.

While the district claimed many of the closed schools were underutilized from declining enrollment, new charter schools were cropping up in the same communities.

The idea of housing homeless families on district land brought immediate opposition from those who live near the former site of Oso Elementary, which was closed years ago because of declining enrollment and eventually torn down.

Patient enrollment was complete and closed as of 31 March 2004.

The plan would also avoid a potential influx of students from the closed Catholic schools — which have faced declining enrollment and rising operating costs for decades — into crowded city schools nearby.