Sentence examples for denied enrollment from inspiring English sources

Because the online schools are public, students cannot legally be denied enrollment.

The letters asked that they rescind problematic requirements and "inform students who may have been denied enrollment".

It would have been even more gratifying had the class of 1940, to which he was admitted, but denied enrollment because he was "colored," been equally sensitive.

The letter stated that Sunnie Kahle's could be denied enrollment if she did not start dressing and behaving more feminine.

Morgan said the regulation is unfair to veterans who have been denied enrollment because the program did not have enough other students.

The same financial incentives cause plans to deny enrollment to those with high needs, advocates contended.

The inmates were asked to argue that public schools should be allowed to deny enrollment to undocumented students, a position the team opposed.

But everything paid off last month when the team, whom I coach, beat Harvard in a debate about whether public schools should be allowed to deny enrollment to undocumented students.

In its policy statement, the administration said, "States may set one or more open-enrollment periods for coverage for children under age 19, but cannot allow insurers to selectively deny enrollment for children with a pre-existing condition while accepting enrollment from other children outside of the open-enrollment period".

The bill would prohibit a school from requiring a prospective or current student from handing over "a user name, password, or any other means of accessing a private account," according to Engel, or from "disciplining, discriminating, or denying "enrollment because should a student decline to provide the information".

The changes will also prohibit landlords and employers from discriminating against medical marijuana patients, and schools from denying them enrollment.