Sentence examples for public enrolled from inspiring English sources

Two years later, he launched the product to the public, enrolled in MIT, and was both a student and founder of a fast-growing company.

President Carter, a strong advocate of public education, enrolled his daughter, Amy, 9, in public school, but she was initially very lonely, according to journalists who covered her.

By the day of the launch 94% of the public were enrolled with the NHS.

Naomi is one of over 7,000 students in Miami-Dade County Public Schools enrolled in a program in which core subjects are taken using computers in a classroom with no teacher.

In 2006/07 for instance, public universities enrolled 78.4percentt of the total students (Ishengoma 2007; TCU 2015a; Mgaiwa 2015).

Given this program capacity, some might find it surprising that public programs enrolled less than half of 4-year-olds in poverty and less than half those in the next higher income quintile in 2005.

Long Island had more than 446,400 public students enrolled in 2012-13.

Public colleges enrolled 59percentt of veterans, yet took in 40percentt of the government money.

Federal data from 2013 show that the average AAU public university enrolled over 37,600 students, whereas their private counterparts enrolled on average fewer than 17,500 students.

In 2006/07 total student enrolment in both private and public universities and university colleges and institutes was 49,967, with public universities enrolling a total of 39,218 students or 78.4% of the total students [ 14].

(Remember the 2010 promise that ordinary members of the public would be enrolled as monitors of public managers' performance? Meaning there would be therefore be no need for professional auditors).