Sentence examples for eligibility to accept from inspiring English sources
The health network founded by Mr. Espada, which serves many poor Bronx residents with few other health care options, is struggling financially to stay open after battling state health officials to maintain its eligibility to accept Medicaid patients.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla .— Days from the end of the legislative session, Florida lawmakers have refused to move a bill to expand unemployment eligibility in order to accept $444 million in federal stimulus aid.
To maintain her amateur status for N.C.A.A. eligibility, Gibbs is only allowed to accept prize money up to the amount of her expenses.
The next challenge is persuading the youth game to accept a new eligibility date of 1 January to obviate the age-bias which means an unfeasible number of professional and international players are born in the first four months of the school year.
Given this division of tasks, non-compliance with eligibility requirements, such as a refusal to accept a suitable job or to participate in a vocational training, typically will be detected by the regional PES.
But until the Supreme Court's ruling last week, states faced losing all of their Medicaid funding if they refused to accept the expansion, which broadens eligibility for the program.
Expanding eligibility for the earned-income tax credit would raise incentives to accept low-wage jobs, as it clearly has for single mothers.
Democrats said they had refused to accept any increase in the age of eligibility for Medicare, any reduction in the cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security or any extension of tax cuts for the most affluent 2 percent of households.
Sock, 17, the promising American, plays with Babolat rackets, wears Nike clothes and plays a mix of junior and pro tournaments, but he has yet to accept bonuses or prize money to preserve his N.C.A.A. eligibility.
In the model, eligibility refers to the number of patients without contraindications who are willing to accept treatment.
