enrolment

enrol | Business English

enrol
verb[ I or T ]
UK(US usuallyenroll)uk /ɪnˈrəʊl/us-ll-
to put yourself or someone else onto the official list of members of a group, course, or college:
enrol sb for/in/on sthUnder the new rules, employees could be enrolled in a company-sponsored retirement program unless they opt out of it.

Examples of enrol

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Seventy-two controls were enrolled in the study, only one patient refused to answer the questionnaire.
In year two (2004-2005) the number of centres where the course was held dramatically increased to 21, enrolling 254 students.
In 1964 just under 50 per cent of those enrolled at the university level attended public institutions.
Students enrolled in more than one of the three classes were excluded from evaluation of each class as a potential risk factor.
Of the 26 patients enrolled, 12 underwent three-dimensional echocardiographic examination within 24 hours of resonance imaging, and 14 within 48 hours.
Finally, participants were enrolled from a number of sites in a non-random manner.
The female students already enrolled protested this sudden ban, with limited success.
The study enrolled nearly 250 children between the ages of 14 and 15, and more than 80% completed the study.
Medical men, clergy, professionals and traders were prominent with various members of the aristocracy, gentry and clergy being enrolled as vice-presidents and patrons.
Initially, most payment programs for land diversion had a fixed payment per land unit, attracting the least profitable lands while maximizing the area enrolled.
We only enrolled patients who were 60 years of age or younger.
All children enrolled were seen for routine health maintenance care in our paediatric resident physician clinics.
One hundred of the best shengyuan would be selected from every county of the province and enrolled into the new academy.
In this study we enrolled 13 persons with confirmed and 14 with clinical cases and 41 randomly chosen, age-matched controls.
Afterwards, she aimed to maintain a balance between trying to enrol new clients and supervising those couples already registered with her.
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