Sentence examples for expected enrollment from inspiring English sources

The next expected enrollment opportunity for LGM-Dairy is Friday, October 26.

School officials said they expected enrollment to grow with students who move into the city, but the number will still likely be far smaller than in past years.

While nearly half the schools that responded to the survey expected enrollment declines, the changes are expected to be minimal and overall enrollment should remain relatively flat.

H.M.O.'s were once seen as the hope for the future of Medicare, a way to control costs while expanding benefits, and lawmakers of both parties had expected enrollment to rise steadily.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said the bill would reduce projected federal spending on Medicaid by more than $800 billion over 10 years and reduce expected enrollment by 14 million people.

Senior administration officials have said they expected enrollment to start slowly after the Web site's October launch and remain relatively low in November, before accelerating in December as many Americans sought out plans that would take effect Jan . 1

Last week, Matsuda and the Health Connector's board members used expected enrollments by 2016, as well as the average premium costs, to calculate how much the exchange could collect by exacting its 2% fee on each plan.

The exchanges will have about ten million people enrolled on them at the end of this year, according to government estimates, and officials expect enrollment to increase by about nine per cent next year.

Experts expect enrollment to begin in 2013.

Oxford expects enrollment to rise 2percentthis yearar for employer health plans, it said.

After this year's record-breaking number of graduates, administrators expect enrollment to begin to plateau.