Sentence examples for made enrollment from inspiring English sources

"We acknowledge that issues arising in the federal exchange made enrollment difficult for too many Americans," Campbell says.

They acknowledged that "issues arising in the federal exchange made enrollment difficult for too many Americans," in the words of the top contractor.

It has made disabling cuts to programs that help people sign up for Obamacare, and made enrollment, across the board, harder — more of a labyrinth.

At various points, Mr. Perry and the Republican-controlled Legislature have cut Medicaid benefits and provider reimbursement rates and made enrollment more onerous.

The government made enrollment compulsory for all citizens and legal residents.

The information provided by PPA would then be used to (1) modify the final trial design and conduct to make enrollment more attractive, and (2) identify ways in which the patients who do enroll may differ from those who do not, thereby elucidating the trial's generalizability.

Students can now make enrollment decisions based on whether a college has a bass-fishing team.

One traditional method for doing so has been to make enrollment cumbersome and to devote minimal resources to marketing.

Various studies have blamed state budget cuts for the slowdown, which prompted some states to restrict eligibility and make enrollment cumbersome.

"Without these efforts to make enrollment simplified, the resources we put into outreach and marketing would be wasted," said Cathy H. Kaufmann, administrator of Oregon Healthy Kids, which encompasses both Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program.

To make enrollment easier, Alabama has eliminated asset tests for children, ended requirements for an in-person interview and allowed children to remain eligible for a year without renewal.