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Meanings of enrol in in English

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Usage of enrol in in English
1
Save yourself the energy and enrol in something you might enjoy.
The Irish Times
2
They contrived to enrol in their ranks a vast number of leading men.
The Old Wives' Tale
3
Ms Higgins said Labour's policy would encourage more people to enrol in post-school education.
Radio NZ
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Hence students with neither ability nor interest enrol in universities.
The Irish Times
5
A bid to enrol in Arue was rejected last month.
Radio NZ
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Target customers have three months to enrol in the program.
Reuters
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Once you enrol in a private college you are effectively cutting the apron strings.
The Irish Times
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That spirit of sharing extends to many of the women who enrol in Aidha.
Reuters
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Many parents enrol in a number of schools simultaneously.
The Irish Times
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Methods: Seventeen patients with type 1 diabetes were enrolled in this study.
Pubmed
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Methods: The study included 901 patients enrolled in a prospective LQTS registry.
Pubmed
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Employees will automatically be enrolled in pensions schemes under plans announced today.
The Guardian
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Results: Seven hundred eighty three children were were enrolled in this investigation.
Pubmed
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More than 10 million people are now enrolled in workplace pension schemes.
The Guardian
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Methods: Forty patients with AF were enrolled in this prospective 'first-in-man' trial.
Pubmed
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Only about 13 million acres are enrolled in the platform's premium services.
Reuters
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Enrol in across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common