Sentence examples for enrollments under from inspiring English sources

New enrollments for services under all three of SSA's payment systems TTW's two new payment systems and a well-established cost-reimbursement system that continued to be available to SVRA increased by 41percentt from 2007 to 2010 after increasing by just 8percentt from 2005 to 2007, and enrollments under the new payment systems alone increased by 377percentt.

After a weekend of briefings about the attack on U.S. troops in South Sudan and the progress of health insurance enrollments under the Affordable Care Act, the Obamas scaled back their official duties over the holiday.

On Tuesday alone, 600,000 people enrolled, making it the busiest day in the three years of enrollment under the Affordable Care Act, the agency reported.

Instead of a male-female ratio that is proportionate to enrollment under current Title IX interpretation, if applied, the new system would count the number of roster spots, not the number of participants, toward compliance.

WASHINGTON — House Republicans said Wednesday that chaos in the first nine days of open enrollment under President Obama's health care law would justify a delay in major provisions of the law, including tax penalties for people who go without insurance in 2014.

Further, Clinton wants mandatory U.S. citizen enrollment under penalty of law.

Open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act runs through March 31.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is the federal agency that oversees enrollment under Obamacare.

Medicaid would cost the federal government $59 billion more than expected over the next 10 years as a result of higher enrollment under Obamacare, CBO said.

Though open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare) doesn't begin until Oct. 1, scam artists - masquerading as government representatives -- have tricked a number of consumers into coughing up personal information over the phone.

Sebelius' 2013 LGBT action plan objectives included measures aimed at increasing outreach and enrollment under the first ever open enrollment period for health insurance exchanges; improvements in research and data collection; and advancements for youth through two different major HHS agencies.