Sentence examples for made to enroll from inspiring English sources

The high school remained all-female until 1974, when a lawsuit from parents of boys at Hunter's elementary school — who until then had been made to enroll elsewhere after the sixth grade — forced it to become co-educational.

Gail B. Nayowith, executive director of the Citizens Committee for Childrenn, based in Manhattan, said, "At a time when enormous efforts are being made to enroll New York City children in health insurance and improve access to care, New York City should be building more child health clinics and providing more school-based health services, not less".

Patients with concomitant disease, specifically involving pain were not excluded, although every effort was made to enroll patients where HC was their primary complaint.

Multiple attempts were made to enroll all eligible NPCSs into the study.

Efforts were made to enroll individuals with undiagnosed OSA using a symptom questionnaire (3).

Also extra efforts have to be made to enroll patients into appropriate referral services, where evidence-based treatments are provided (19, 20, 23 25).

Because 85% of Family Medicine residencies are community-based, efforts should be made to recruit and enroll significant numbers of trainees from community-based residency programs.

Graduate School students will be made eligible to enroll by the Office of the University Registrar.

Mr. Cho made arrangements to enroll the kids in nearby public schools.

The registrar will process your registration form and make arrangements to enroll you in the requested course(s).

At 65, he has decided to make good on a promise he made to himself long ago: to enroll, for the first time, in college.