Sentence examples for eligible to keep from inspiring English sources

Hanson said she hoped and would "dearly love" if the court found Culleton was eligible to keep his Senate seat.

Under the terms of Mr. Espada's bill, landlords would be eligible to keep those apartments at market rates in exchange for returning the tax benefits to the city.

Many of the state's election officials and legislators work hard to keep eligible voters from casting ballots.

As long as there have been elections, there have been attempts to keep eligible people from voting.

Either way, what reason is there to keep eligible citizens from voting unless you are afraid of the outcome?

EDWIN ANDREWS Malden, Mass., Oct. 10, 2011 To the Editor: I grew up a Republican — I remain a conservative — and I abhor attempts to keep eligible people from voting.

After the first visit, eligible subjects were asked to keep a diagnostic headache diary for four weeks, simply recording their headache pattern and drug use (baseline period).

But payroll concerns — the Angels have $126.5 million committed to 10 players, including New York Yankees outfielder Vernon Wells for 2014 and would need about $20.5 million to retain their eight arbitration-eligible players — are expected to keep the Angels out of the high-end free-agent market this winter.

Then in the middle of the colt's 2-year-old season, you must pay $125 more to keep him eligible, or withdraw him by paying $85.

From an academic standpoint, universities try to keep players eligible by providing them with an extensive support network of tutors and advisers.

Their programs spent millions of dollars on head coaches, resources to lure blue-chip athletes and support staff to keep them eligible.