Sentence examples for which has enrolled from inspiring English sources

It also provides a peek behind the scenes of the highly publicized artificial heart experiment, which has enrolled seven patients since July 2001.

Mr. Dole said Sonoma County, which has enrolled 950 homes in PACE, has continued its program but now discloses the lender letters to homeowners.

At Trump University, which is housed in expansive offices at 40 Wall Street, in Manhattan, and which has enrolled five thousand people from across the country, students were promised one-on-one training from handpicked Trump experts in real estate and business, according to the lawsuit.

The continuation of the program is "fantastic news," says Scott Wolpert, associate dean in the College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Maryland, College Park, which has enrolled 60 scholarship students under a previous grant.

More than a decade ago, the company deCODE genetics in Iceland led the way with a biobank now holding data on 140,000 Icelanders; and the UK Biobank, which has enrolled 500,000 people but hasn't yet tested their DNA, may be the largest such study in the world.

The law established the Early Retiree Reinsurance Program, which has enrolled more than 5,000 employer-sponsored plans into a backstop fund that bolsters employer retiree coverage.

Giovinezza!" ("Youth! Youth!") to the Hitler Youth, which had enrolled more than three million young Germans by 1933.

And, he said, the company's experience with 2,500 business customers, which have enrolled 45,000 employees, shows that workers "make much more prudent decisions" about where to spend their money.

The mechanical MOOC will not be as tightly structured as the free courses now offered by leading universities like Harvard, Berkeley, Stanford and the University of Pennsylvania through Coursera or edX, which have enrolled more than a million students.

This can compromise studies which have enrolled subjects as young as 5 [126] 126] or 7 years old [4, 121].

"Operation Come-To-School builds on our existing successful partnerships in Kenya with the Girl Child Network and UNHCR, which have enrolled almost 68,000 out-of-school children.