Sentence examples for dramatic enrolment from inspiring English sources
As part of its dramatic enrolment of students, LSBF group has recruited on the streets, at one point using a now-dormant company, Opportunity Network.
More than 100 partners from the international community, media, government, civil society and the private sector joined the national 'It's About Ability' campaign and contributed to the its success, including a dramatic increase in the enrolment of children with disabilities in schools.
Countries that have taken the bold step to eliminate fees saw a dramatic and sudden surge in enrolment as a result: In Uganda in 1996, primary school enrolment grew from 3.4 million to 5.7 million; and in Kenya in 2003, enrolment increased from 5.9 million to 7.2 million.
Free schooling may be the single most important policy measure that has had a dramatic, transforming impact on school enrolment so far.
After a slow start, enrolment picked up, with a dramatic rise in the number of people visiting the exchanges in the days and weeks leading up to the 31 March deadline.
We did not see dramatic changes within the schools in terms of enrolment and educational achievement.
Despite dramatic gains, Africa will not meet the goal of universal primary enrolment either; the rate is up from 57% in 1999 to 70% in 2005.Africa lags behind partly because its population is growing so rapidly.
A prerequisite for patient enrolment, established on the basis of medical history, was a dramatic response to subcutaneous sumatriptan administration (6 mg).
A quarter of providers saw enrolments over this period fall by 10-20% and a further 11% experienced even more dramatic falls.
Within two years enrolment doubled; the gap between boys' and girls' enrolment has closed dramatically.
