Sentence examples for eligible to enter into from inspiring English sources
Such individuals are not eligible to enter into an I.R.S. program, announced last week, that offers offshore banking clients some reprieve from the considerable taxes and penalties they owe.
Most ACP markets are just too small to excite such mercantile greed.More plausibly, the EU wants an exit from an outdated agreement that it no longer wants to defend at the WTO and that complicates its dealings with other developing economies (now eligible to enter into EPAs).
By the late 1960s, the tribe had adopted a constitution and tribal bylaws, and in 1972 the Burns Paiute formally became an independent tribe, eligible to enter into contracts with other governments and legal entities.
Secondly, all variables being significantly associated with chronic back pain in the age- and sex-adjusted models were eligible to enter into a final multivariable logistic regression model.
The resulting cohort, 10,494 patients, who underwent colorectal resection in thirty-two major hospitals or cancer centers were eligible to enter into this survival tree analysis.
Within 90 days of filing the notification, it is assumed that all parties concerned have been made aware, and they are no longer eligible to enter into any binding agreements regarding the company.
This means that the DR programmes must have adequate IR facilities and personnel to provide IR training and it allows DR programmes to have an "approved" IR curriculum that would allow DR graduates who complete the ESIR training and satisfy the IR procedural requirements to be eligible to enter directly into the 2nd year of the Independent IR Residency programme.
In all, 17 centres (12 UK, five French) were eligible to enter patients into the study.
When the Guy With the List returns to tell me that we are, in fact, eligible to enter, we head into a terribly loud and crowded room that contains nary a guitar or gift in sight.
But students who accept unconditional offers are not eligible to enter the adjustment process.
More child refugees, many of whom are eligible to enter Britain, arrive daily in Paris.
