Sentence examples for right to enrol from inspiring English sources

She pledged to break the powerful federation, announcing an end to its automatic right to enrol police officers as its members, in effect curtailing the closed shop in policing.

The withdrawal last month by UK immigration authorities of London Metropolitan University's (LMU) right to enrol foreign students from outside the EU sent shock waves across the higher education sector.

Many children fail to enrol at the right age – but timely enrolment, especially of girls, is often critical to achieving a full course of primary education.

Assuming 70% enrolment, we expect to enrol 216/year or 18/month.

In respecting the principle of autonomy, individuals who can shape their own lives should be allowed to decide whether to enrol in research in their own right.

In addition, the social code gives patients the right to be informed by sickness funds about the opportunity to enrol in an integrated care programme.

Study YPs, whose previous participation had taken place as a minor under the consent of their parent/carer, were asked to enrol into the study in their own right.

The deadline to enrol is 8pm Monday – check your enrolment status on the AEC site.

In most councils ratepaying businesses have a right to vote, but the vote is voluntary and most businesses don't bother to enrol or vote.

Having attended community pre-school since she was three, Nita will be on track to enrol at her local primary school with her friends at the right age.

Training teachers who are sensitive to gender and child rights and identifying women teachers who can become role models and inspire girls to enrol and stay in school.