Sentence examples for enrolment policy from inspiring English sources

The school has a non-selective enrolment policy for all years but Year 11, and caters for approximately 1,250 girls from age four (Branxton Reception) to age eighteen (Year 12), including 65 boarders.

The lower number of students on the 2007 survey reflects the enrolment policy, established in 2002, which decreased the number of students admitted to the medical school.

Medical school B has been particularly active in revising its enrolment policy and aligning itself better with national and provincial population demographics.

The year 2000 also saw a change in enrolment policy for the training workshops, allowing people to attend the course only if they had a title or protocol registered with the relevant Cochrane entity.

ii.The Traditional Leaders' sensitisation workshops provided important information and knowledge on re-entry, retention and enrolment policies, policies which were appreciated by the Traditional Leaders to a very large extent.

To ultimately attain adequate equitable financial protection for its citizens, achieve universal health coverage in health care financing, and fully implement the World Health Assembly resolution, Ghana must reform enrolment policies in ways that guarantee pre-payment for the most poor and vulnerable households.

It's part of the government's auto-enrolment policy, that is being implemented in stages since October 2012.

The report is clearly inspired by the auto-enrolment policy which is trying to recruit more workers into pension schemes, with a total contribution rate of 8% of salary.

The registration policy is applicable to any trial starting enrolment after 1 July 2005.

As such, the operations of primary care teams are also structured by the environments in which they practice, with regard to such things as billing policies, enrolment of new patients, or referrals for tests or specialized services.

Not the least of the attractions of automatic enrolment is that the policy addresses the politics as well as the economics of pension reform.