Sentence examples for special enrolment from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the longer, special enrolment period, the final tally will come even later.

Both had significant psychomotor delays and developed intellectual disability necessitating special school enrolment.

Enrolment of special needs children in preschool classes according to categories of disabilities is shown in Table 6.

As we are aware, there is no study that, in Iran, evaluated comprehensively the awareness levels about risk factors, early warning signs, and therapeutic and screening modalities as well as the predictive factors for special characteristics associated with enrolment in breast cancer prevention.

We have therefore embarked on a prospective survey of cancer incidence among a large cohort of asymptomatic women discharged from breast cancer family clinics because their risk levels, based on reported family histories, were judged insufficient to warrant enrolment in special surveillance programmes.

The CPE focuses on the four main objectives of the current CPC, which address challenges related to 1) child and maternal mortality and morbidity; 2) malnutrition and micronutrient deficiency disorders; 3) improved school enrolment with a special focus on girls' education; and 4) protection of children affected by war.

Judged by its own limited ambition, auto enrolment is working.

In provinces with the lowest enrolment, there is a special emphasis on girls going to school.

A particular beneficiary group in this partnership project is the girl child, who is specifically identified for special support in the areas of enrolment and retention and quality learning in primary school.

Her parents were brought in to discuss the situation and agreed to contribute a small amount to cover the enrolment fees for a special school programme known as MEMKWA (COBET – Complementary Basic Education in Tanzania), which is specially designed for girls who are above the normal school entry age.

Authorities should be encouraged to promote individual support for children with special needs in order to facilitate their enrolment and attendance in mainstream education.