Sentence examples for on its rolls from inspiring English sources

Political Historian, David Barrett, uncovered Hillenkoetter's notes, which reveal the remainder of the statement: "While this agency will never employ homosexuals on its rolls, it might conceivably be necessary, and in the past has actually been valuable, to use known homosexuals as agents in the field.

Even Dr. Garris's clinic in the capital, Santo Domingo, is hardly enough for the 2,000 patients on its rolls, and it is open only on afternoons.

So much for editorial independence.In the 1960s, the association counted over two-thirds of American doctors on its rolls; now it embraces barely 37% of the country's 620,000 practising doctors, most of them white and male.

The declining waterfront, where the International Longshoremen's Association once had so many neighborhood felons on its rolls that it was known as the Pistol Local, is now part of Hudson River Park.

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Leadership Council 40 had nearly 32,000 members on its rolls in 2011 last yearr it reported a little over 13,000.

The My Medyk clinic opened in 2008 and now has 30,000 patients on its rolls.

A primary school with 65 children on its roll, it embraces the Montessori method of teaching - which stresses that children's innate inquisitive nature should be nurtured, rather than using a top-down approach of testing.

A few years ago, it had just five pupils on its roll.

In that year, Wisconsin had almost 100,000 families on its roll.

The school now has 30 children on its roll, of whom only 12 are full-time.

The majority of the 392 pupils on its roll are of Turkish, African or Caribbean heritage, an accurate reflection of the ethnic mix in its neighbourhood.