Sentence examples for eligibility later from inspiring English sources

The Red Wings then decided they would select him with their sixth-round pick, 116th overall, "no matter what" and then settle his eligibility later.

The problem grew increasingly worse, and when it became clear that the backlog was not being cleared quickly enough, the state's top labor official ordered the EDD on Sept. 24 to immediately pay out claims and verify eligibility later. .

*States should allow "provisional" ballots in which someone can vote and have his or her eligibility verified later.

It says every state should allow so-called provisional voting, in which a person can vote and have eligibility verified later.

No player who received a percentage as high as Carter's has eventually been denied election, either by the writers across 15 years of eligibility or later by the Veterans Committee.

On March 14, 2000, he was sent back down to the OHL on March 14, 2000, in order to retain his eligibility for later AHL assignment in the season.

They were first identified by a social worker; patient eligibility was later confirmed by a clinician.

Illness perceptions and concerns such as stigma, career impact of care-seeking, eligibility for later benefits, confidence in care provision, uncertainty of need, etc, can influence care-seeking; 26 we did not measure these factors.

Rutgers still hopes that Brown will regain his eligibility at a later date.

Why the aversion to the already arduous path envisioned in the Senate bill, one in which the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants have a year to sign up, then spend ten years in a provisional status before being granted permanent status, and three more years later, eligibility for citizenship?

The effect of the service might have changed over time, because the eligibility criteria were later broadened to include chronic kidney disease, stroke, and transient ischaemic attack from 2009; and hypertension and older patients at risk from 2010.