Sentence examples for eligible to withdraw from inspiring English sources

In recent years, more buildings have become eligible to withdraw.

Under the agreement, only those eligible to withdraw money had to be notified.

In 14 years, when the 31-year-old Woods is eligible to withdraw the FedEx money, compounding interest could make Sunday's payday considerably higher.

A homeowner eligible to withdraw a total of $200,000 in cash, for example, would be allowed to get only $120,000, or 60 percent of that sum, in the first year.

The plan would allow parents to transfer all or part of their benefit to their spouse, as well as make stay-at-home parents who have an "earnings history" eligible to withdraw from their retirement savings.

An A.M.T. liability may prompt eligible taxpayers to withdraw money from retirement accounts sooner than they would otherwise, because distributions are taxable as ordinary income, even if some of the account's growth is attributable to capital gains.

Davis Cup rules say that if a team withdraws from the competition after the draw, then the country will not be eligible to take part in the competition the next year and will be fined up to $100,000.

Twenty-seven sworn employees are eligible to retire.

102 adult male and female volunteers age 18 50 provided informed consent and 57 of these passed screening and were determined to be eligible after 12 decided to withdraw (reason not specified by volunteer) and 33 were excluded (Fig. 1).

After a 2-week run-in period, the eligible study participants were required to withdraw from all antidiabetic agents and were randomly assigned in double-blind to receive either glipizide plus metformin placebo or metformin plus glipizide placebo for 3 years.

Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz summed up after the CT Supreme Court's ruling that she was not eligible to run as attorney general forcing her to withdraw from all elected offices.