Sentence examples for eligibility of course from inspiring English sources

His eligibility, of course, was based on his wit rather than his surroundings.

Defining eligibility would, of course, require sophisticated fact-finding.

Eligibility varies, of course, and some schools are more generous than others.

Of course, eligibility, procedures and results differ based on the location of the municipality and there are countless other details unique to each case.

"We want training that's going to lead people into jobs and one of the elements that I'll be looking at very carefully is the eligibility of various training courses for VET Fee-Help funding going forward".

Of course, if eligibility rules stay as they are, there is every chance that rough sleeping among Bulgarians and Romanians will start to decline next year, as it did for nationals of the other new EU member states after they became fully entitled to benefits in May 2011.

Of course, "healthcare eligibility" is a side of the healthcare infrastructure that the average person doesn't see much of, and thus it may seem a bit boring or obscure (because it is), but it's also an essential part of the process of receiving and managing care and is part of making the whole thing tick.

"Yes, of course, there's eligibility qualifications," he said.

Neutrality in this sense refers, of course, to evenhandedness in setting eligibility as between potential religious and secular recipients of public money.

Of course you have to keep in mind that most fellowships have eligibility criteria including an upper age limit or maximum number of years of postdoc experience.

Mr. Emanuel, of course, was awaiting his late-afternoon victory in the Illinois Supreme Court on his eligibility to run for mayor.