Sentence examples for right to enroll from inspiring English sources

I do not begrudge any parent the right to enroll a child in private school.

Although many of its leaders favored segregated education, the school decided in 1962 to sue the state for the right to enroll students regardless of race.

Plyler v. Doe was a 1981 Supreme Court case that gave unauthorized immigrant children the right to enroll in public school.

"The children have an automatic right to enroll in the district if they were previously attending there or if they move there," he said.

In 2016, the FCC shifted its focus to broadband access, and as part of that effort it began granting companies the right to enroll in the program nationally.

But in proposing that, in effect, city kids have a right to enroll in suburban schools, Mr. Romney is bucking a powerful, 50-year trend that has enjoyed the support of Republicans and Democrats alike.

Do young children who live within blocks of a school have inherent rights to enroll there?

Discharged in 1945, Floyd used his G. I. Bill of Rights to enroll at USC in electrical engineering.

A younger sister was six, the right age to enroll, but she was shy.

Struggling to find the right place to enroll her son in kindergarten, she was inspired to partner with another parent to create a new school, which they named after Robert Frost's poem "Birches". "We obviously didn't have any depth of experience in this area, but I thought if we built the right team, we could make it work.

People, I'm begging you: If you're uninsured and don't have the option of getting health insurance through your employer, please go to healthcare.gov right now to enroll in a health plan.