Sentence examples for reject enrollment from inspiring English sources

Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's task force on bilingual education is right to insist that every parent be given full information and be allowed to reject enrollment in the program.

For now, less than 10 percent of employees reject automatic enrollment, according to most surveys.

The Irish government stated that consumers will be permitted to choose an insurer annually, and that insurers will not be permitted to reject them (open enrollment).

Using a national database of college enrollment, they investigated where the rejected students enrolled instead.

Moreover, among AS who entered in the centre, the actual number of eligible persons was lower since many of them left the territory or were rejected before the enrollment procedure could be started.

A 1994 regulation passed by the State Council says universities "must admit disabled students who meet the state enrollment standard and not reject them because of their disability".

Federal officials specifically rejected an option proposed by many insurers, which wanted to be able to accept healthy children and reject sick children outside the open-enrollment period.

The association between low enrollment and a conclusive trial designation (defined by the ability to reject the primary null hypothesis either at or before target enrollment or demonstrate equivalence/noninferiority with adequate statistical power, depending on the initial design) was assessed using a multivariate logistic regression model.

Using the quality information, poor quality samples can be removed during the enrollment or rejected during the verification.

Enrollment of 660 participants (330/arm) would yield 90% power (and an alpha error of 5%) to reject the one-sided null hypothesis.

"States like California, which have embraced Obamacare... and are intent on boosting enrollment and ensuring its success; and states like North Carolina, whose political leaders oppose Obamacare, resist its implementation, reject Medicaid expansion, and hope that the program collapses".