Sentence examples for system of enrolling from inspiring English sources

Over time, the presence of these incentives, which include substantial fines for individuals who refuse to buy coverage, will almost certainly overcome any glitches or difficulties in the system of enrolling.

One obvious limitation is that, due to financial constraints, our system of enrolling GPs – taking on only the first 25 who applied and fulfilled the inclusion criteria – could have favoured those who were most interested in the subject matter of our study and thus created a bias.

In the next ten years, we aim to grow the combined U.S. and international network of YouthBuild programs operating in local communities to a system capable of enrolling 100,000 opportunity youth each year, across a network of 30 countries.

Under the new system, he would have a choice of enrolling in a subsidized plan at an annual cost of $2,700 or paying a fine of $875.

Davis says the easiest thing to do would be to collect the Social Security numbers of combat vets listed as pending and direct the computer system to enroll all of them immediately.

Eleven states and the District of Columbia manage their own health insurance exchanges, and five other states handle many of the exchange's functions even though their residents use the federal HealthCare.gov system to enroll instead of a state-run website.

We recruited focus group participants by applying eligibility filters to the cohort database, calling the participants according to the system, and enrolling them in order of response.

We contacted all four of the practices involved in pilot-testing the Collaborate system and enrolled three of those practices.

The Secretary may not provide hospital care or medical services to a veteran under paragraph (2) or (3) of section 1710(a) of this title unless the veteran enrolls in the system of patient enrollment established by the Secretary under subsection (a).

In the 11 years since PAR began, the panels have voted to fire 200 teachers, and 300 more have left rather than go through the PAR process, said Jerry D. Weast, the superintendent of the Montgomery County system, which enrolls 145,000 students, one-third of them from low-income families.

Phase II and III clinical trials of the system enrolled over 870 patients from the end of 1995 to the summer of 1999.