Sentence examples for global enrolment from inspiring English sources

1 4 Such global enrolment helps to facilitate participant recruitment and improves the validity and applicability of trial results worldwide.

Although global enrolment rates show gradual improvement in gender balance, 9 million more girls are still left out of the classroom completely, and girls who are enrolled drop out faster, on average, than boys.

The global tertiary enrolment ratio the proportion of the respective age cohort enrolled in university increased from 14% to 32% in the two decades to 2012; the number of countries with an enrolment ratio of more than half went up from five to 54 over the period.

The global tertiary-enrolment ratio the share of the student-age population at university went up from 14% to 32% in the two decades to 2012; in that time, the number of countries with a ratio of more than half rose from five to 54.

This is good progress against a global average of 6per cent enrolment increase in the same period.

The global gender gap in primary-school enrolment has virtually closed.But other news is not so encouraging.

EDUCATION Following major improvements between 2000 and 2007, global progress has stalled both in school enrolment and the number of out-of-school children.

He's listened to what people have said and concluded that now isn't the right time – with uncertainty in the global economy and reforms such as auto-enrolment still bedding in – to turn things on their head".

This at a time when the global average for combined primary, secondary and tertiary gross enrolment ratios increased by only one percentage point.

However when looking beyond primary enrolment, at attainment and learning, the idea of global convergence vanishes.

Fulfilling global education goals There have been important achievements in increasing enrolment and reducing educational gaps among girls and boys under the Millennium Development Goals, but overall progress has been mixed.