Sentence examples for new enrolment from inspiring English sources

BARACK OBAMA'S health department today announced new enrolment figures for its health-insurance exchanges.

Democrats say the new enrolment figures show that Obamacare is at last getting past its painful birth pangs.

A new enrolment agency is to be set up and will be responsible for entering data for every UK resident over 16 who registers on the national database.

The overall costs of the scheme are difficult to establish as they are either like the start-up costs of the new enrolment offices hidden in the future passports budget, or subject to commercial confidentiality because estimates at this stage would be too helpful to potential bidders.

"Most of them have come for the new enrolment where they were given a new document,".

Thereafter, the randomisation officer will be alerted by telephone of a new enrolment.

It's a student-centric initiative focused on improving teaching quality, providing superior support, and building partnerships – with the aim of attracting 720,000 new enrolments by 2025.

"The UK remains the second most popular destination for international higher education students and our universities saw increases of new enrolments from key markets, including China (+6%), Malaysia (+3%) and Hong Kong (+18%) last year.

"We have also introduced stronger rules to pause payments for new enrolments to providers and move to payment in arrears where there are concerns about the provider's performance," Hartsuyker said.

This year's projections show that by the end of this fiscal year, in June, the Internet should account for nearly a fifth of new enrolments, so that total enrolments should be nearly back to their peak.

But some attempts have been unimpressive: when Quintiles teamed up last year with drkoop.com, a health website, to attract patients into its trials, there were thousands of visitors to the site but ultimately no new enrolments.