Sentence examples for enrol all from inspiring English sources
Considering the size of the target-population, we decided to enrol all the FPSUs in a twelve month period instead of randomising them.
Each community project sought to enrol all consenting community members during defined enrolment periods.
Auto enrolment was introduced at the end of 2012 to compel employers to enrol all workers aged between 22 and the state pension age and who earn more than £8,000 a year into a workplace pension scheme.
We automatically enrol all eligible colleagues into a pension scheme, with a 'Step Up' option available with higher life cover if a colleague would like to make additional contributions.
The scheme originally aimed to automatically enrol all employees not in a work retirement scheme into a personal account in 2012, although it is possible to opt out immediately.
Employers have to automatically enrol all workers who are at least 22 years old but below state pension age, earn more than a minimum amount (currently £10,000 a year, which is the same as gross earnings of least £192 a week), and are not in a workplace pension scheme.
He was not directly employed by Keepmoat, and Keepmoat was not party to this particular employment tribunal case… Keepmoat auto enrols all employees according to the criteria set by the pensions regulator".
The ANRS CO3 Aquitaine Cohort enrols all HIV-infected in- or outpatients of the participating clinic wards of the Bordeaux University Hospital and five other public hospitals in Aquitaine, south-western France, since 1985 [15].
Twenty-six patients were enroled; all received at least one dose of motesanib and one gemcitabine infusion.
Thus, ideally, there would be a toolbox available that enrols all of the elements of the defined patient safety competencies throughout the curriculum, assessing each of these at that level of Miller that is fitting to the stage of training reached.
Within study compounds, the study enrols all children <36 months at baseline to measure diarrhoea outcomes over the study period; the study measures diarrhoea outcomes in a wider age group because older children are still at high risk for diarrhoeal disease.
