Sentence examples for earn eligibility from inspiring English sources

Indiana's new school voucher law has led some Hoosier parents to take their students out of private schools and place them in public schools for a year to earn eligibility for the publicly funded program, The Journal Gazette reports.

Mr. South even won what is known as a certificate of earned eligibility, a presumption in favor of parole for the next time he came up for it.

When Mr. White came up for parole in 1989 after serving the minimum three years, he had earned a certificate of earned eligibility.

The Rebels earned bowl eligibility for the first time since 2009.

The most welcome change would raise the ceiling for what low-wage managers and supervisors can earn before losing eligibility for overtime.

Third-year Acting students and two Stage Management students per year have the opportunity to earn their Actors Equity Association AEAA) eligibility through our partnership with The Classical Theatre of Harlem.

Your application will be considered for admission to the MSE program and you will be notified upon admission what steps will be needed to confirm eligibility to earn the degree.

The primary beneficiaries of Mr. Rose's expertise and Mrs. Morrisett's powers of persuasion are the tenants, selected according to income eligibility standards (most earn 50percentt of the county median income, which at the time of selection was $79,900 for a family of four) and a point system that favors local residents.

Wide receiver Carl Pickens wants out of town, and running back Corey Dillon hates the team so much he has vowed to play only six games next year, the minimum required to earn his fourth year of eligibility and thus become a free agent.

Those apartments, with reduced rents, will be reserved for families who make below a certain income level, with three tiers of eligibility: those who earn up to 50 percent of the area's median income; up to 135 percent; and up to 165 percent.

It was also negatively affecting students' GPAs, sports eligibility and ability to earn scholarships.