Sentence examples for be eligible to access from inspiring English sources

Others who will no longer be eligible to access legal aid include child victims of trafficking whose ages are disputed and are refused support.

Meetings with staff from Senator Charles E. Schumer's office have been positive, with the attendees responding well to "the concept that culture should be eligible to access noncultural funding streams when it can help to achieve the objectives of those streams," as Mr. Nagle put it.

From this year, any student taking a full-time or part-time master's degree will be eligible to access up to £10,000 over the duration of the course to pay fees and help with living costs, if you're under 60, living in England, about to study at a UK university or college, and don't already have a postgraduate qualification.

So an educator may not be eligible to access the technology and/or the resource based on where he/she works.

"This will result in a reduction in the percentage of BRCA-positive women identified, but this would be outweighed by the benefits to those additional women identified who could be eligible to access personalised treatment options.

Inclusion criteria for women: >18 years of age with no history of caesarean section in order to be eligible to access the MLU.

and, more specifically, says that we should at minimum, subject all institutions that are eligible to access the Federal Reserve's credit to regulations equivalent to commercial banks.

The service was set up to offer advice to those aged over 55 who are eligible to access the money from their retirement pots under the pension freedoms introduced in April.

I was lucky enough to be able to fund my own way through my degree, but other part-time students, including mature students, have found they are eligible to access financial support.

That move means that the video streaming service is now available in 190 countries, so the chances are that you, dear reader, are eligible to access it right now — unless you happen to live in China, North Korea, Syria or the Crimea.

(Participant survey)" Difficulties with internal referral pathways, and identification of Indigenous status, resulted in some women who were eligible to access the MC, being allocated to mainstream services.