Sentence examples for clearly eligible from inspiring English sources

We'd had 8,000 applications for our first 20 jobs; 5,000 of the applicants were clearly eligible.

But they noted that people seeking to enter the United States bear the burden "to establish that they are clearly eligible".

Mr. Astrue, the latest of several Social Security commissioners to promise speedier decisions, said the agency had already taken steps to ensure quicker initial approval for those most clearly eligible and was holding more hearings by video.

But, over the years, revisions and judicial interpretations have undercut this right, to the point that only eight per cent of salaried workers are clearly eligible to receive overtime pay, down from sixty-two per cent in 1975.

L. 105-100 and upon examination of the application, including all other evidence submitted in support of the application, all relevant Service records and all other relevant law enforcement indices, if the director of the Texas Service Center determines that the alien is clearly eligible for adjustment of status under Pub.

We identified those with migraine on > 5 days/month as clearly eligible for preventative medication.

They also charge that the state has written the rules for its housing aid program in a way that denies help to large numbers of low-income homeowners, who would clearly be eligible under the same post-Katrina program in neighboring Louisiana.

European governments wanted so badly for the Euro and EU to be created that they looked the other way when any of them were clearly not eligible to become (and stay) members under the budget deficit guidelines, but were allowed to do so anyway.

Titles and abstracts (where available) for each citation were screened by one review author (AS) and those clearly not eligible were excluded.

Only when a respondent is clearly not eligible for participation in the study, based on this short questionnaire, the researchers will send an informational letter to thank them for their interest in the study.

The remaining (ie, not excluded) publications were retrieved and, on reading, AM screened out those that were clearly not eligible for inclusion in the review (see figure 1, 'First Sift').