Enrolled [adjective]

Other students have returned for in-person instruction, mostly younger students and those enrolled in special-ed classes or career and technical classes.

He was taken to a Border Patrol station, enrolled in the Migrant Protection Protocols and sent back to Mexico.

As of October 22, 30,000 people had enrolled in Moderna’s late-stage clinical trial.

The following year, it launch a product serialization service, Transparency, that helps to eliminate counterfeits for enrolled products.

Police said Eason enrolled Gabriel at an early childhood development center in the fall of 2018.

The center’s policy of providing a financial subsidy for parents who cannot afford the full tuition for enrolling their children has also been helpful.

So this fall she’s enrolled in the Eco-Institute at Pickards Mountain in North Carolina, where she’s currently studying regenerative agriculture and how to live with and from the land.

Just short of 300,000 Californians have enrolled since the pandemic began, and about half did so because they lost employment-based coverage, said Lee.

Roughly 7,000 children enrolled in Northern Virginia’s Fauquier County Public Schools returned to school for in-person instruction Monday, even as neighboring school systems are continuing to operate online-only or retreating from reopening plans.

Pfizer had originally planned to conduct a first analysis of trial data after just 32 virus cases had occurred in the trial, which has enrolled 43,538 volunteers in multiple countries.