Sentence examples for eligibility for more from inspiring English sources

They are currently in conditional housing as the city assesses their eligibility for more permanent shelter.

The Skyway, for which the city is paying $93 a night per unit, will be used to house families for 10-day periods as the city determines their eligibility for more permanent housing.

So many families have sought shelter at the Bronx intake center this summer that the city has been unable to find temporary beds for many of them while it assesses their needs and their eligibility for more permanent shelter.

Similarly in Rwanda, nurses accurately determined ART eligibility for more than 99% of patients [ 47].

In some cases participants had completed the eligibility assessments for more than one study; to prevent an overlap in the data, for these participants only one set of questionnaire data was used.

The decision to reassess claimants' eligibility for DLA more generally is likely to mean that more than half a million disabled people will lose some or all of the benefit, says Neil Coyle, director of policy with the Disability Alliance.

For Winn Van Meter, three days spent on the island, ostensibly in celebration of his oldest daughter's wedding, are just as much an occasion to appraise his social circle and gauge his eligibility for yet more refined ones.

Just recently, Joe Ligon, believed to be the longest serving juvenile lifer in the country, was finally granted eligibility for parole after more than six decades incarcerated in prison in Pennsylvania.

New Jersey reached a settlement three years ago with inmates who had been kept in prison beyond their parole eligibility dates, many waiting for more than a year, because the Parole Board had failed to schedule required hearings.

Eligibility of the method for more complicated stress fields is demonstrated on the example of partially loaded elliptical crack.

The authors do suggest that this may reflect an improvement in the overall care of patients with septic shock, but equally it could reflect the selection criteria used: 6,229 patients were assessed for eligibility but more than 5,000 patients were not enrolled, a significant proportion of whom had cardiac disease.