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She said officials are pleasantly surprised by the high numbers for the first month of enrolment in the insurance scheme.
Women make up half the enrolment at the local university.
No formal qualifications are required for enrolment; all that is needed is a desire to learn.

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enrolment | Business English

enrolment
noun[ C or U ]
(US usuallyenrollment)uk /ɪnˈrəʊlmənt/ us /-ˈroʊl-/
the act of putting yourself or someone else onto the official list of members of a group, course, or college:
The scheme has no interest charges and no enrolment fee.

Examples of enrolment

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To build support among women, politicians can propose and implement a number of different programmes that directly or indirectly affect female enrolment.
During the enrolment period on average 3700 of the eligible 4822 persons were available for screening.
The enrolment of the family members was carried out by the two public-health nurses.
In sum, premium rate restrictions and open enrolment, whose aim is guaranteeing solidarity, are not effective strategies to achieve solidarity.
Premium rate restrictions in combination with open enrolment are inadequate tools to guarantee risk solidarity in competitive health insurance markets.
This is a complex issue and mandates the enrolment of large numbers o f women in prospective trials of vaccine efficacy.
Some increase in kindergarten and nursery enrolment occurred during the war, but after the war it declined from 1,114,000 in 1945 to 1,037,000 in 1951.
Enrolment in the service is most commonly by referral from a health professional, typically a general practitioner but other practitioner referral and self-referral is possible.
To prevent insurers from refusing to contract (or renew a contract) with high-risk individuals, governments may complement premium rate restrictions with an open enrolment requirement.
A decade ago most studies utilized educational enrolment to measure human capital, given that this was the only data widely available.
Moreover, insurers may also refuse applicants, given the absence of an open enrolment requirement.
By contrast, grants have a positive outcome on the enrolment of low-income groups, and a neutral outcome for mid- to high-income groups.
This indicates that school enrolment ratios and measures of educational attainment do indeed capture different aspects of human capital formation.
This shows that enrolment without formal title is possible, as long as landholders have locally recognized tenure and a proven ability to exclude potential intruders.
However, speculation with respect to the trend of declining college enrolment seems to be in order.
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