Sentence examples for enrol again from inspiring English sources

More than 40 per cent said they would enrol again if they had their time over".

106 One, a self-confessed 'risk-taker' who 'likes to be on the cutting edge of research' claims that she would enrol again today 'because it gave me a few years of relief'; the other, an author on the paper, says 'I'd have to think long and hard about going through the motions of having brain surgery and possibly not getting the treatment … that would seem emotionally and medically unethical'.

Those who then wished to enrol telephoned again to request a home visit, usually within 24 hours.

"The money I will receive today will help me to buy myself a uniform so that next year, I can enrol in school again".

"Apparently Boko Haram simply dropped them by a roadside right in the middle of town and said: 'We have now returned your children to you but make sure you don't enrol them in western education again because if you do we will come back and take them away,'" the parent told the BBC.

Having found Onood again, Latifah is determined to enrol her in the programme within the week and has helped the family find a male relative to accompany them.

Again, those hospitals also had bed limitation to enrol all patients at a time and patient has to wait in queue.

The deadline to enrol is 8pm Monday – check your enrolment status on the AEC site.

In Britain recruitment to trials can be frustratingly slow, because patients often need to give consent twice before they can enrol in a trial: once so their records can be checked to see if they are eligible, and again to invite them to take part.

Despite the initial resistance to an online math course, students indicated that they would retake the course again in an online format towards the end of the course and there appeared to be a trend to enrol in another online course.

Since, technically, I did know how to drive, it seemed kind of embarrassing to enrol in a driving school, but doing so also seemed a good way to get used to being behind the wheel again while also learning the city's traffic rules and layout under the instruction of a knowledgeable guide.