Sentence examples for eligibility becoming from inspiring English sources

(AP) LATIMORE WILL NOT RETURN TO NOTRE DAME -- Dennis Latimore will not return to Notre Dame for his final year of eligibility, becoming the second forward in the past week to leave the program early.

Those cases meeting the case definition at baseline, having been previously diagnosed as having CTS, or having undergone carpal tunnel surgical release are excluded from eligibility for becoming an incident case.

Maximize your loan forgiveness eligibility by becoming a "highly qualified" teacher.

I checked the eligibility criteria required for becoming the president of United States of America and came to know that an individual should be a citizen of United States by birth, should be above 35 years old and should be a resident of the United States for a period of no less than 14 years.

Verify eligibility to make sure that your partner does not retire right before becoming eligible for retiree benefits.

Both these states had certain restrictions in eligibility that resulted in only a very small share of the population becoming eligible for Medicaid.

Single mothers will likely have to establish eligibility by demonstrating they do not make enough money to pay for housing before becoming eligible for assistance.

Wickenheiser took blame for becoming involved in eligibility issues and apologized to irate alumni and fans.

Women 18 39 years of age enrolled in the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program in northern California during 1990 1991 were screened by a short telephone interview to determine eligibility (based on possibility of becoming pregnant) and willingness to collect and freeze first morning urine samples daily for up to 6 months (Waller et al. 1998).

The franchise bill, which needs to be passed by MSPs before becoming law, will base voter eligibility on Scottish parliamentary and council elections.

In Europe, with the exception of UK, eligibility for primary prevention with statins is becoming increasingly restricted in non-Eastern European countries by updating only the mortality-based SCORE equations, not the risk thresholds on which treatment decisions are based.