Sentence examples for eligibility tests from inspiring English sources

Older Australians will face tougher eligibility tests for state pensions.

Job centers require that applicants look for work or prepare for jobs and pass rigorous eligibility tests before their applications are accepted.

It is this motivation that has so alarmed disability groups, who wonder how many of those people who are receiving the benefit will stop receiving it, once new eligibility tests are introduced.

The secretary of state for work and pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, who has attempted to take some of the credit for falling levels of unemployment following the introduction of stricter eligibility tests on benefit claimants, said the government is targeting full employment.

They looked with disgust at the eligibility "tests" that were imposed on the starving, and (much like those in Ireland a half century earlier) forced them to walk, often many miles, to work camps, where they were required to labor nine hours a day for as little as fifteen ounces of food.

Making this all the more complicated is the fact that the recovery credit is really three separate credits, with three separate eligibility tests.

After obtaining informed consent to participate in the study, investigators will perform the eligibility testing and, if proven eligible, proceed to the baseline assessment.

After obtaining a first informed consent, investigators will perform the eligibility testing and, if proven eligible, obtain a second informed consent to participate in the study before proceeding to the baseline assessment.

Potentially eligible patients were informed about the study and invited by telephone for eligibility testing.

"Good," he said, "that's an eligibility test right there".

In 2011, when a new national teacher eligibility test was required, the results were abysmal.