Sentence examples for enrol around from inspiring English sources

The other part of the Vizions project is to enrol around 10,000 people over the next three years from those who turn up to hospitals with infections of the central nervous system, respiratory system, lower gut or jaundice.

For-profit schools like Kaplan's and the University of Phoenix enrol around one student in eight, but account for nearly half of all loan defaults, and the vast majority of their enrollees fail to get a degree even after six years.

Starting in April they are aiming to enrol around 50 patients with mild Alzheimer's.

ICS enrols around 36,000 students each year who study everything from GCSEs and A Levels to degrees and professional qualifications such as those from the Chartered Institutes of Marketing, Accountancy, and Purchasing and Supply.

Founded in 1866 by American missionaries, AUB comprises six faculties, over 100 undergraduate/graduate programmes, and currently enrols around 7500 students from 69 countries.

Opportunities for students from secondary schools located outside provincial cities to enrol in medical education was small, around 11.5 to 15.0% of total graduates, while a majority of graduates were students from secondary schools located either in Bangkok (33.0 to 53.2%) or in a provincial city (35.3 to 52.0%).

Teachers are reporting more children seeking to enrol every day; some schools around Kabul, for example, see up to 10 new children a day registering for lessons, mostly in Grade 1 - a result of ongoing return of refugees from Pakistan.

"Each year, around 100,000 16-year-olds enrol at a further education college to do technical or vocational courses.

To compensate for drop-outs during the study (estimated to around 10%) we plan to enrol 55 patients per group.

Around 100 students are expected to enrol in the first year, but it is anticipated that the number could reach 2,000 within three years.

Of the waiter in New York who carried around the $50 note Murray once gave him to enrol in an acting class.