Sentence examples for designated eligible from inspiring English sources
Until the review period ends, even a detainee whom all five PRB members approve for transfer is not formally designated eligible to leave Guantánamo Bay.
The magazine had an article and picture about the closely guarded secret conclusion of "The Bachelor," the ABC reality series in which 25 women sought the affections of Aaron Buerge, the designated eligible young man.
But the Welsh Rugby Union successfully argued that having played for Wales Under-20 in a designated eligibility "capture" game against France Under-20 in 2011, Shingler could be eligible only for them.
Wisconsin had relied on the corps to regulate its wetlands, and since the court decision, 37 wetlands have been designated as eligible for development.
Because no multinational is going to invest in a car factory in Devon, whereas GM Vauxhall might just keep their Luton factory open now that, under the new policy, it has been designated as eligible for industrial grants.John Prescott, the deputy prime minister, trumpeted £3.5 billion in grants to depressed areas.
He is emboldened by Ontario, long the richest province, having recently been designated as eligible for top-up federal funding under the complicated formula to ensure parity of public spending per head.With the economy forecast barely to grow next year, and oil royalties and petrol taxes raising less money, tax revenues are set to fall quite sharply.
This represents about 14percentt of all federal employees and about one-third of those who have been designated as eligible to work remotely.
In 1968 Pine Creek was one of only 27 rivers originally designated as eligible to be included in the National Wild and Scenic River system, and one of only eight specifically mentioned in the law establishing the program.
Companies that locate in the designated zones are eligible for tax breaks and other economic benefits.
Devens, as the site of a former military base, is a designated enterprise zone eligible for state financial support.
