Sentence examples for eligible to make a from inspiring English sources

Couples with an adjusted gross income of $190,000, up from $150,000, will be eligible to make a maximum contribution.

One of Kayani's questions was: Who, exactly, among the Taliban's leaders, did the United States believe would be eligible to make a deal with Kabul?

Mr. Neuborne said Mr. Dubbin had not established whether the groups he represented included Holocaust survivors who were eligible to make a claim on the fund.

PPI policies were riddled with exclusions, and many of those who bought them expecting a payout if they were unable to work found they were not eligible to make a claim.

Single taxpayers whose adjusted gross income is under $95,000 are eligible to make a full $3,000 contribution this year, or $3,500 if they are 50 or older.

HFC Bank, which was bought in 2003 by HSBC and has 3 million customers, agreed to pay the fine after it failed to show that customers who purchased payment protection insurance (PPI) were eligible to make a claim.

Premier League guidelines state that clubs with only one fit and available goalkeeper are technically eligible to make an emergency loan signing.

To see if you are eligible to make an unemployment claim, contact your state's Unemployment Office and speak to a representative.

But not everyone is eligible to make contributions (see "First, Contribute"), and a conversion can move more cash into a Roth quickly.

Millions of Americans are more likely to default on their federal student loans because the Education Department refuses to tell them they're eligible to make lower monthly payments, according to a blistering report released Thursday by the Government Accountability Office.

Reyna, a 28-year-old midfielder, signed a five-year contract and is eligible to make his debut tomorrow at home against Chelsea.