Sentence examples for delay eligibility from inspiring English sources

The Child Poverty Action Group's chief executive, Alison Garnham, said: "The decision to delay eligibility for Job Seeker's Allowance to seven days is a food-banks-first policy that will hurt families stuck in the low-pay-no-pay cycle, moving in and out of insecure, low-paid jobs, and it will lengthen food bank queues".

Although ignition interlocks reduce drinking and driving while installed, several issues undermine their implementation including delayed eligibility for installation, low installation once eligible, and a return to previous risk levels after de-installation.

But the N.C.A.A. momentarily halted the process, pointing to bylaw 14.2.3.2.1., its regulations regarding delayed eligibility.

But a less-heralded addendum to the resolution was an alteration to the so-called delayed eligibility rule, which stipulates that an athlete has one year after graduating high school to enroll in college.

Why change the delayed-eligibility rule to begin with?

Kaburakis said Monday that his primary goal was to change the way the N.C.A.A. viewed international recruits, but with that effort came a push to change the delayed-eligibility rule.

When a college drops a sport, an athlete may transfer to any other school that does have that sport without a delay in eligibility.

Clemens was concerned that delaying his eligibility for the Hall of Fame could affect his mother's presence when he was elected.

Many voters see it as an alternative to traditional parties that have made their lives worse by endorsing tax increases for working- and middle-class families, higher utility bills and delayed retirement eligibility.

Contrary to speculation, Henderson's refusal to officially retire had not been delaying his eligibility for Hall of Fame induction.

We assessed the causal effect of early versus delayed ART eligibility on survival using data from a large cohort of HIV-infected patients in rural South Africa.