Sentence examples for enrolments by from inspiring English sources

In 2010, there were 469,619 enrolments by full-fee paying international students on student visas, with 227,230 (48%) enrolled in higher education courses [ 2].

It's a student-centric initiative focused on improving teaching quality, providing superior support, and building partnerships – with the aim of attracting 720,000 new enrolments by 2025.

A newish anti-poverty programme called Progresa has raised school enrolments by giving poor families money on condition that the children go to school.

But a new study out this week from the Institute of International Education rejoiced that for the first time since 2001, enrolments by foreign students at US institutions have stabilised.

Multiple enrolments by the same participant were prevented through manual review of multiple records with identical email address, IP address and responses to questionnaires.

Schools of medicine, nursing, public health and of other health care professions increased their enrolments by 120% between 2009 and 2015.

Almost all the non-traveller children have been withdrawn, reducing enrolment by around three-quarters.

Uganda, for instance, has been able to double primary-school enrolment by using the money saved from debt relief.

Malaysia is targeting 40% university enrolment by 2010.Such ambitions are expensive, of course, and money is in short supply.

The Sea School for merchant sailors in St Petersburg, for example, has boosted enrolment by offering a course in how to handle Somali pirates.

Nine of the biggest employers will implement the scheme on 1 October 2012, and the other large firms will follow suit until all have introduced auto enrolment by 1 February 2014.