Sentence examples for greater enrollment from inspiring English sources

The university expects greater enrollment next year.

The top management training sessions — designed specifically for so-called C-level jobs, such as chief executive and chief operating officer — are one area of executive education in which business schools would like to see greater enrollment from Japanese firms.

Hard Lessons, Greater Enrollment It's almost impossible to write about science and women without recalling the words of Larry Summers, the former president of Harvard University (currently the director of the National Economic Council).

Net spending on subsidies for private health insurance and greater enrollment in Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program will total $1.2 trillion from next year through 2025.

Such data will help the Afghan Government in key policy decisions, especially on hiring female teachers and building schools closer to where girls live to encourage greater enrollment.

Health and hygiene, school feeding and the quality of education are also key factors that lead to better results in school and greater enrollment and retention of girls.

They claim that the public will support greater enrollments of disadvantaged children and higher quality if pre-K is universal (Kirp, 2007).

The rankings then are not radically sensitive to small changes in the underlying variables, and that holds more for institutions with greater enrollments.

Greater school enrollment, plus the ability to access birth registration, allows an increased measure of social protection for these children (Twine et al., 2007).

Both briefs asserted that programs used in California, Texas and Florida that did not use direct racial preferences could achieve greater minority enrollment.

The takeovers were happening on college campuses throughout the country, and in Brooklyn, militants were demanding greater black enrollment, more black and Puerto Rican instructors, and courses in black studies.