Sentence examples for enrol in a programme from inspiring English sources
As the producers of the show cut to a commercial break and Bob the medic strapped an oxygen mask to her gurning face, many viewers were left wondering how she came to enrol in a programme notorious for playing on contestant's inner fears of creepy crawlies and all things slimy and wet.
The only way patients can get supervised exercise training is if they voluntarily enrol in a programme, for example, through non-profit organisations.
NHS Sheffield will send a letter with postage-paid reply card to at least 30,000 people to inviting them to enrol in a programme to help them get more physically active.
For the feasibility study, the local health services (NHS Sheffield) sent 3,300 letters with pre-paid reply cards to residents aged 40-64 yrs in one of the Enhanced Public Health Program EPHPP) areas of the city inviting them to enrol in a programme to help them get more physically active.
You will not enrol in a doctoral programme and spend more time with your kids and lose 20 pounds in 2011 just by resolving to do so.
The Spierigs take other stylistic cues from Terry Gilliam, particularly in an odd section where John (then Jane) decides to enrol in a government programme that trains women to act as intergalatic courtesans for astronauts in space.
Then these latter must feel themselves to be personally at risk and decide to enrol in a screening programme.
Their support and involvement became manifest and was appreciated in many ways, e.g. as encouragement to enrol in a treatment programme, to work on ICBT modules and to participate in face-to-face consultations.
Were one of your '95 graduates to enrol in an MBA programme today, what big differences would he see?
Then, they must approach their local union of medicinal plants and enrol in a year-long programme to learn about herbs, sales and health advice.
Each month, every sponsor sends £22 to a "sister" in a conflict zone, enabling them to enrol in a year-long programme teaching job skills and legal rights – and become leaders in their communities.
