Sentence examples for enrollment of foreign from inspiring English sources

The enrollment of foreign students in China has increased from 36,000 a decade ago to at least 240,000 in 2010, and while the Voice of America was cutting its Chinese broadcasts, China Radio International was increasing its broadcasts in English to 24 hours a day.

Similarly, the powers that Hitler gave to his chief labour commissioner, Fritz Sauckel, for the compulsory enrollment of foreign workers into the German armaments industry were soon applied to the whole of German-dominated Europe and ultimately turned 7,500,000 people into forced or slave labourers.

* Enrollment of foreign grad students may be declining.

In the Ph.D. enrollment data, one must take into account the steady rise in the enrollment of foreign students in Ph.D. programs; in 2012 about 6 in 10 was a nonresident alien.

Re "Grad School's International Glow Is Dimmed by Security Concerns," by Samuel G. Freedman (On Education column, Oct. 27): While political discourse and the media have focused on the rise of job outsourcing, few have mentioned the sharp fall of talent "insourcing," or the drop in enrollment of foreign-born graduate students since 2001, and its dire results.

In 2010, the fields of "health and welfare" accounted for 30 percent of foreign student enrollment in Poland, according to a study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

For American flight schools, the arrival of foreign students was a welcome development after domestic enrollment plummeted in response to the collapse in job prospects following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

In his 13 years there, undergraduate enrollment rose to 5,400 from 4,450, spurred in part by an infusion of foreign students.

In Mali, primary school enrollment increased from 55percentto80percentcent and poverty declined from 56percentto44percentcent as a direct result of foreign aid according to the World Bank.

The model in Table 4 includes school characteristics such as total enrollment, school location, whether the school is financed by public or private funds and the proportion of foreign language speakers in the school.

Out of a total enrollment of 10,000 at C.W. Post, 400 are foreign students, three-quarters of them graduate M.B.A. candidates.