Sentence examples for enrolments at from inspiring English sources

The ILO notes that China's productivity boom has coincided with surging enrolments at its secondary schools and universities.

Professor of political economy at Evergreen State University, Alan Nasser, told Forbes magazine that enrolments at for-profit colleges increased by 225% in the past 10 years.

The company, which effectively issued a full-year profits warning to investors, blamed lower enrolments at some colleges in the US and a fall in school textbook purchases in parts of South Africa.

The company, which jointly owns book business Penguin Random House with German firm Bertlesmann, blamed the profits warning on lower enrolments at some colleges in the US and a fall in school textbook purchases in parts of South Africa.

There has been an increase in the number of pharmacy schools and increases in enrolments at existing schools.

Table 2 provides data on enrolments at rural and urban sites, baseline HIV prevalence and HIV incidence in pregnant women.

Enrolment at school/college was classified as enrolled or not enrolled.

Today, more than 8 million children are enrolled in school, with girls' gross enrolment at 79 per cent.

Enrolment at Catholic schools was falling.

Attendance and enrolment at the school have become a problem.

A survey for the umbrella NGO the Tanzania Education Network found enrolment at 76% rather than 95%.