Cheaters would be rendered ineligible for future Gates dough.
It is perfectly legal for woman priests to be rendered ineligible for certain posts in the church simply because they are women.
Was U.S. Paralympics really trying to protect Kendall when it formally requested that he be rendered ineligible for the Beijing Games?
Travis T. Tygart, chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, wrote a letter to the committee saying that some athletes have been rendered ineligible for international competitions because they took supplements that contained steroids not listed on the products' labels.
That section renders ineligible for food stamps any household that includes a member over 18 years of age who has been claimed as a tax dependent by a taxpayer who is not himself eligible for the stamps.
Another constitution renders ineligible for membership any person who is 'a member of the Communist Party or of any other subversive group, or who subscribes to the doctrines of any such groups.' Subordinate Lodge Constitution of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers of America, Art.
In contrast, all undocumented non-citizens were rendered ineligible for Medicaid by the 1996 "Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act".
And because they were not valiant in the pre-existence, their contemporary spirits were rendered ineligible for the all-male Mormon priesthood and other church callings and responsibilities.
In contrast, all undocumented non-citizens were rendered ineligible for Medicaid by the 1996 "Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act". Moreover, fears of deportation deter them from seeking care in public health clinics or emergency rooms.
If the government decides you made a gift during that time, you will be rendered ineligible for Medicaid for a period of time (and that period of time could be many years or just a few months depending upon how much was given away, your state's rules and laws and when the gift was made).
Should that render them ineligible for commutations of unjustly long sentences?
