Sentence examples for eligible to appear from inspiring English sources

Despite the withdrawal, the State Objections Board, which decides whether a candidate is eligible to appear on the ballot, met on Monday to close the matter officially.

After the effective date of cancellation, a participant is no longer eligible to appear as "verified" in the VetBiz VIP database.

The liberal Working Families Party said Supreme Court candidates approved by its panel would also be eligible to appear on the party's ballot line in November, when eight justices will be elected (or re-elected).

To be eligible to appear on the new bill, the woman must be Canadian, either by birth or naturalization, and she must have died at least 25 years ago.

Since Billboard tweaked its rules to include streaming, playlists are eligible to appear on the album chart, something that a handful of record labels have taken advantage of with compilations, but no major stand-alone artist has taken on as a creative challenge — Drake is the first.

Nei ther will the school's team be eligible to appear on any foot ball television program admin istered by the National Colle giate A.A. The conference also repri manded and censured Vince Gibson, Kansas State's head football coach, for what it termed his "failure to adminis ter, supervise, and apply the rules of the Big Eight Confer ence and the N.C.A.A. in the conduct of football" at the school.

In addition to winning a cash prize of $500, the winner is eligible to audition to appear with the orchestra.

Users can submit Snapchat Story posts to Our Story to be eligible for their content to appear to non-friends for around 24 hours.

"And Then We Kiss" was not officially released as a single in the United States, therefore it was not eligible at the time to appear on Billboards Hot 100.

"Spotlight" was not officially released as a single in the United States; therefore it was not eligible at the time to appear on Billboards Hot 100.

When prompted to reflect upon this issue, only a small proportion of respondents (4.3%, 16/373) said that they would make a false statement to appear eligible to participate in a trial (age, gender, ethnic background and health status were the eligibility criteria considered).