disenrol old use
disenroll old use

At any time, should this service not be useful to you, you may disenroll and the information will stop.

“Our standard process is that when those things happen, we disenroll the student.”

"It was overwhelming how many families said they were unable or unwilling to pay this extra cost and might have to disenroll."

Then it warns, "If we do not receive payment by 5-31-2006, we will have to disenroll you."

The tribal leadership has been trying to disenroll members (between 70-143, depending on accounts) which has resulted in protests.

She said that the general mocked the defense lawyers and described his leadership style as, "take names and disenroll people left and right."

Others automatically enroll workers in the prepaid card, requiring them to go to extra effort to disenroll to select direct deposit.

Many beneficiaries disenroll because H.M.O.'s fail to educate them in understandable terms about special procedures for obtaining covered services.

The Disunvol was dissolved in 2002 following the FIVB's decision to disenroll Peru from all competitions.

Jeanne Finberg, a lawyer at the National Senior Citizens Law Center, said, "It's very dangerous to disenroll people without informing them."

Assuming everything is in order, Angela said, David will disenroll at Hampton and enroll at Virginia in time to begin college in January.

Snoqualmie Tribal Government in Constitutional Crisis; Shadow Government Attempting to Disenroll and Banish Tribal Members

Health maintenance organization delays in or refusals to authorize such services have led Medicare patients to forgo treatment, pay out of pocket for covered care or disenroll from the H.M.O.

For the industrious, she suggests checking state records to see what proportion of people disenroll from a plan, what proportion of income they spend on medical services and what fraction of complaints have been upheld by state insurance departments.

With a valid petition requiring signatures from 30 percent of the tribal membership, Ayala effectively attempted to disenroll hundreds of Tribal members to ensure that only her and her family members would benefit from the Tribe's revenue.

After a preliminary hearing in December, the hearing officer found no evidence that Mr. Holobaugh had willfully evaded Army requirements but recommended nonetheless that R.O.T.C. "disenroll" him and order him to repay the scholarship money.

There is some evidence that sicker people and people with higher medical expenditures are more likely to disenroll from Medicare Advantage plans and go into Original Medicare instead, which could be due to the more restricted networks of health providers or to the benefit design of the plans.

After the annual enrollment, changes can be made only upon a "qualifying life event" such as marriage, divorce, adoption or birth of a child, or change in employment status of a spouse, until the next annual open season, during which employees can enroll, disenroll, or change from one plan to another.