Sentence examples for enrolled out of from inspiring English sources

The results were shocking: fewer than 4,000 girls were enrolled out of a population of 3.2 million.

This term, according to the Seckford trust, there are 315 pupils enrolled out of a maximum 600.

One mathematician enrolled out of a Christian sense of justice; another cited the day-to-day frustrations of living in a severely gerrymandered Florida district.

The test center in Scottsdale, Ariz., where MAPS will continue with Sisley and other researchers, has close to a dozen veterans enrolled out of a planned 76, Burge said.

The National Education Union said the report backed up its research, which found Black Country university technical college in Walsall cost more than £11m between its opening in 2011 and closure in 2015, with 158 students enrolled out of a planned 480.

A total of 32 women were enrolled out of 186 initially screened.

Through their support, broadcasters will produce special TV and radio programmes raising awareness among parents and caregivers on the importance of enrolling out-of-school children, especially girls.

It was not built to make money enrolling out-of-state and foreign students.

The implementing partners in Punjab were considerably effective in enrolling out of school children, but claims regarding the total number of enrollments need to be treated with caution.

When Ruland confounded national recruiting circles in 1977 by choosing Jim Valvano and Iona over Joe B. Hall and Kentucky, Petriccione happened to be enrolling out of Cardinal Hayes High School and beginning a four-year run as basketball team manager.

Plans get roughly $3,800 a month for each person they enroll, out of which they pay for long-term care services from a network of providers, from social day care and home health aides to nursing home care.