Sentence examples for eligible to live from inspiring English sources

However, interested students are also eligible to live off-campus if they would like to.

Those eligible to live at Apex must have an income below 49percentt of the area's median.

In previous centuries you might have had to be old, decrepit and one step away from the poorhouse to be eligible to live in one.

In an emotional broadcast from the White House, the president unveiled controversial executive action that will make millions of undocumented migrants eligible to live and work in what Obama described as "a nation of immigrants".

He is not eligible to live with his British wife and children in the UK under the new rule, because she is not employed and his overseas earnings do not count.

Under the new system, those who seek asylum in Australia will be eligible to live and work in the community — if they pass health, identity and initial security checks — while they await judgment on their applications.

We would strongly support efforts by you and others in Congress to address this issue through legislation that protects the ability of DACA-eligible students to live in the United States and pursue their education and careers here.

Please note: Undergraduate students who apply for a Registrar's graduation quarter are not eligible to continue to live in University Housing.

Eligible participants had to live in one of these two catchment area communities and have at least two of the following signs and symptoms: temperature >38°C, productive cough, chest pain, shortness of breath, or crackles on auscultation.

We calculated the 'minimum response rate' as the number of complete interviews divided by the number of all possible interviews (the number of interviews among eligible people plus the number of households where eligible people were known to live, but where the interview could not be completed (e.g., refusal, interview broken off) plus the number of all households of unknown eligibility).

It is especially poignant that by now, Joker would have been eligible for refugee status to live a safe life in the UK".