Sentence examples for before eligibility for from inspiring English sources
If a jury that convicts someone of murder fails to reach a unanimous vote on the death penalty, the sentence is automatically life in prison with 30 years before eligibility for parole.
Among the measures Cameron intends is banning in-work benefits such as working tax credit and housing benefit for EU migrants for four years, an end to the payment of child benefit to parents whose children live abroad, deportation of an immigrant who is jobless for six months and a four-year wait before eligibility for social housing is granted.
12,23 25 Patients, therefore, typically remain at a high risk of TB for many years before eligibility for ART.
1 To prevent HIV transmission and help those who live with HIV to have access to care and treatment in due time, the consensus today is that individuals should be diagnosed as early as possible in the course of HIV infection, that is to say, before eligibility criteria for antiretroviral therapy (ART) initiation are met.
The most welcome change would raise the ceiling for what low-wage managers and supervisors can earn before losing eligibility for overtime.
One thing expected to change as health care reform takes effect is how much income a disabled person can keep before losing eligibility for Medicaid.
We also suggest that the government should consider extending the old-age pension programme to all older people aged 50 years and above, rather than the current age threshold of 60 years, since care-giving in many instances starts considerably before age eligibility for the programme.
The project was approved last year just days before China's eligibility for the loans permanently expired because of its rapid growth.
Independent thinkers tend to retire or separate from the military long before they reach eligibility for flag rank.
...whether we can make economically inactive migrants the responsibility of their home country before they gain any eligibility for UK benefits.
That should involve not just equality before the law, in eligibility for office and in voting power, but also equality of material circumstances.
