Sentence examples for eligible right from inspiring English sources

The new minimum age for young men means that most will be eligible right after their senior year in high school.

The federal government could also make loans or other assistance available to insurance companies of any sort; only ones affiliated with banks or savings and loans are eligible right now.

"At most places you go out to, 80percentt of the guys are going to be duds, which leaves 20percentt who are eligible, right?" said Ms. Greenfield, who said she had no intention of putting a toe on the dance floor.

Surely not all students would be eligible, right?

Do you have an estimate of how many students are eligible right now for debt relief now that the date has been pushed back to June of 2014?

Instead, we used the citizenship registry of the Métis Nation of Ontario, which was established in 1994, to identify Métis citizens who are eligible rights holders in Ontario.

"I hope he heard the concerns expressed and views his re-election as an opportunity to both modernize the Secretary of State's office, bringing more accountability and transparency to our elections, and to fight for all eligible voters' right to cast a ballot, particularly in the face of efforts to restrict this basic right," Democratic Party Chair Ray Buckley said.

Senators' sons were eligible by right of birth but lost this title on admittance to the Senate.

Fixed-interest rates are available only on lump sum products, which means borrowers must withdraw all the equity they are eligible for right away and interest begins immediately accruing on the entire balance.

If your new employer has a plan that you're eligible for right away, then set up contributions as soon as you can.

We should argue about protecting eligible voters' right to cast their ballot.