In Back To School (1986), he is a bombastic, uneducated self-made millionaire businessman who enrols in college in order to encourage his son to complete his education.
According to the NCAA investigation, in 2013, SMU assistant coach Ulric Maligi allegedly encouraged Keith Frazier, an All-American guard out of Dallas, to enrol in an online course in order to ensure that he would have enough high school credits to play at the university.
However, he didn't have the patience or rigour to master the necessary study, so in 1878 – a few months after his 25th birthday – he left for Brussels, in order to enrol in a swifter training school for evangelists.
Cognitive participation: the process that individuals and organisations have to go through in order to enrol individuals to engage with the new practice.
Those who are interested will be screened for eligibility, and in order to enrol, participants will have to give their written informed consent.
The study design required that before commencing recruitment, high-use facilities be identified in order to enrol those with greatest chance of demonstrating a change in resident outcomes.
In order to enrol the 183 controls, a total of 475 searches were conducted, from which 355 (75%) potential controls were successfully located.
Delay in quitting, in order to enrol in an incentive scheme This was assessed indirectly by comparing the proportion of pregnant smokers identified during the study with the proportion of smokers attending the same hospital in similar time-periods in the preceding 2 years.
For example, in order to enrol Latino children, many states in the US have supported staff development and training in cultural competency to include appropriate family members (Zambrana 2004).
Only one parent articulated a lack of trust in her child's clinical team, specifically voicing scepticism about the doctor's motives for presenting a clinical trial in a positive light in order to enrol her child.
