Sentence examples for push enrollment from inspiring English sources

"What's been encouraging is that even in this time of economic downturn, states continue to push enrollment in CHIP and Medicaid".

Mr. Bedlin, who is also vice president of the National Council on the Aging, a research and advocacy group, said the coalition hoped to help push enrollment to 5.5 million low-income people.

These changes, combined with soaring unemployment, have pushed enrollment to record highs, with one in eight Americans now getting aid.

That helped push total enrollment up more than 4percentt and above 38.5 million people.

It would take a surge of historic proportions in the last few days to push 2018 enrollment past where it's been for 2017.

The Great Recession and its aftermath have pushed SNAP enrollment to 46.6 million, up from 34 million at the same time in 2009.

Absent a replacement for Obamacare, there also would be no individual mandate pushing the enrollment of young, healthy people, who help stabilize insurance markets.

Nutrition assistance accounts for most of the bill's near $1 trillion cost over 10 years as the bad economy has pushed SNAP enrollment above 47 million Americans, making the program a major target for Republicans.

Both institutions were forced to make millions of dollars in budget cuts and a late push for more enrollment.

Don't expect to hear much about the mandate during the big enrollment push under way.

These percentages are similar to those at the end of the 2015 sign-up period last March, but higher than those at the same stage of the enrollment push at the end of 2014, said Richard Frank, assistant secretary for planning and evaluation at the Department of Health and Human Services, during a conference call with reporters.