Sentence examples for eligibility grounds from inspiring English sources
The ceremony commonly disqualifies large numbers of scripts on eligibility grounds.
The blind MSP for Aberdeenshire West also wants a proper appeals process for applicants refused badges on eligibility grounds.
And when the Supreme Court was to review another lawsuit attacking Obama's election on "eligibility" grounds, WND struck again with another letter campaign with a mild rewrite of its previous Supreme Court letter.
Restricting eligibility on grounds of cell type made a study feasible that originally was unacceptable on ethical grounds to some members of the Working Party.
Critics say the proposal would add more caprice to an appellate process that already lacks consistency because of board members' differing views on asylum eligibility and grounds for deportation.
On Friday, the Supreme Court is expected to rule on two petitions challenging General Musharraf's eligibility on the grounds that is it unconstitutional for him to serve as both president and chief of the army staff.
They had brought two challenges to General Musharraf's eligibility, on the grounds that it was unconstitutional for him to be both president and army chief, and for him to run for election while still in uniform.
This year, for example, the French hit Blue Is the Warmest Colour was excluded from Oscar eligibility on the grounds that it didn't open in its home country before October 2013, despite winning the coveted Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival back in May.
Needless to say, all of WND's letter campaigns failed -- neither the Supreme Court nor the Electoral College challenged Obama's election on eligibility or citizenship grounds.
Hardy suspects academic technology transfer offices will receive fewer USPTO rejections on grounds of eligibility and believes the agency did "kind of a heroic job of trying to reconcile a great many court decisions".
This ensured that patients were invited consecutively on the grounds of eligibility rather than on the grounds of anticipated concordance by the practice nurse.
