Sentence examples for enrolling its from inspiring English sources

According to the World Economic Forum, it is the 13th most successful country in enrolling its children in primary school.

Collins suggests that after enrolling its conservative base during the Clinton impeachment, Fox News landed with both feet on the Florida vote controversy in the 2000 election.

Tullus's reported policy of incorporating Alba into the Roman state and enrolling its chiefs in the Senate is entirely in accord with the historical fact of Rome's early expansion by amalgamation rather than by subjugation.

But his neat appearance and quick invocation of the praise name for the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, reinforced the perception here that the North is enrolling its elite in the exchange program for reasons of safety, show or as a reward for their loyalty.

The company cut the prices for its premium (paid) support offerings, while also automatically enrolling its customers in the "Basic" support tier for free.

Unite, one of the party's biggest donors, has been accused of enrolling its members into the Constituency Labour Party in Falkirk - some without their knowledge - in an effort to get its preferred candidate selected.

It enrolled its millionth student on Aug. 9; less than six weeks later, the student ticker on the Web site passed 1.35 million.

It will enroll its first full class in 2014 and is planning for a capacity of 1,200 master's and doctoral students and postdoctoral scholars.

Today, Bing Fund announced that it has enrolled its first two companies: app development service Buddy and Pinion, an advertising service with a focus on gaming communities.

The U.K.'s Open University, which used television to transmit lessons to students, enrolled its first students in 1971.

The school will enroll its first students in kindergarten and first grade, and expand in future years.