Sentence examples for be eligible to file from inspiring English sources
To be eligible to file for your degree, you must be registered or on approved Filing Fee status for the semester in which you file.
The new regulations also make it difficult for accident victims who do not meet the deadline to obtain information needed for a lawsuit they might otherwise be eligible to file, Mr. Golomb said.
If the victim does not press felony charges, they cannot have hospital charges, medication and therapy costs covered; they cannot recover lost wages; nor will they be eligible to file a restraining order.
Although as many as 15,000 people may be eligible to file for awards, according to some estimates, Trial Lawyers Care, a group set up by the Association of Trial Lawyers of America to help victims and their families claim awards from the fund, said that as of yesterday only about 250 people had sought information about filing claims.
But Rodriguez had 10 days after the end of the World Series to act on the clause, which means he would still have four days if he hadn't done it during the last game of the World Series, even if Boras wanted Rodriguez to be eligible to file for free agency on the first day of the filing period.
Although a California workers' compensation judge would essentially have to admit misapplying the law for years and costing teams millions of dollars, a ruling against Brown could lead to a requirement that players must have worked for California-based teams or be California residents to be eligible to file there.
Once that period lapsed, she gradually became aware she was eligible to file a suit under the False Claims Act.
Yesterday, the day he would have been eligible to file for arbitration, Elias and the Devils agreed on a three-year contract believed to be worth $14.75 million.
If Philadelphia had not exercised the option, Wagner would have been owed a $3 million buyout and would have been eligible to file for free agency.
Mr. Bush said that about 200,000 immigrants who had been eligible to file to adjust their status failed to do so in time.
