Sentence examples for eligible to pay from inspiring English sources

She received a bereavement exemption for a year and became eligible to pay it around the anniversary of his death.

Ms. Olson said she expected that companies would arrange to pay out, as real or deemed dividends, the entire amount they were eligible to pay out every year.

And of course, those who can will arrange their affairs so that whether or not they become eligible to pay never becomes apparent.

IN addition, the S.E.C. has proposed a rule aimed at clarifying when investors are eligible to pay a reduced front-end load.

Those in jobs paying the minimum wage or a little above are not eligible to pay income tax, while the self-employed can claim a whole host of expenses against tax.

The places on the course are open only to students eligible to pay full tuition fees, and currently this is mostly non-EU overseas students, who, according to the university's market research, are keen to study medicine in the UK.

Bard College even offers a program that allows eligible students to pay tuition at a rate comparable to a public university in their home states.

The bill is tantamount to a modern day "poll-tax," that forces many eligible voters to pay for a government-issued photo ID.

Lending Circle is a loan program to help DACA-eligible members to pay the $465 application fee.

Cable said: "These reforms will introduce a significantly fairer and more progressive new system in which no eligible student has to pay upfront fees.

Businesses hiring an unemployed person aged 18-24 would be eligible for funding to pay for up to 26 weeks of training, with about 7,500 scholarships provided in the initial round.