Sentence examples for decide to enrol from inspiring English sources
Then these latter must feel themselves to be personally at risk and decide to enrol in a screening programme.
Also, the findings suggest that volunteers who decide to enrol in the HIV vaccine trial do show a degree of independent thinking when resisting discouraging messages.
Hence, they should not opt out of receiving information that is relevant to the health of their children, if they decide to enrol their children in non-therapeutic research.
We decided to enrol 500 patients to allow for 20% erroneously-enrolled patients.
Two years later, she decided to enrol at the Central School of Speech and Drama, which was housed then in an upper floor of the Royal Albert Hall.
Each year The Economist surveys thousands of MBA students and asks them why they decided to enrol on a full-time MBA programme.
Yet, after filming Little Miss Sunshine, the then 22-year-old decided to enrol in university, studying literature at the New School in Manhattan, rather than throw himself on to the blockbuster treadmill.
The Spierigs take other stylistic cues from Terry Gilliam, particularly in an odd section where John (then Jane) decides to enrol in a government programme that trains women to act as intergalatic courtesans for astronauts in space.
My mother decided to enrol me in an all-girls' school because it would keep me away from the dangers of the hormone-riddled, porn-addicted minds of teenage boys who would not be able to control their bestial impulses.
When the unheroic hero, Peter, discovers that his father is not the Englishman to whom his mother is married but an East German rebel with whom she had a momentary affair, he decides to enrol as a medical student in Germany.
