Sentence examples for enforcing eligibility from inspiring English sources
This person or the person who hired him may serve as plan administrator, enforcing eligibility and rules for things like taking out loans.
The programs positively affect household welfare for committee members, however policy recommendations include vigilance in targeting the poor, publicly disseminating the program rules and purpose, and introducing and enforcing eligibility criteria.
Senator Dodd said state officials retained "sole authority" to set and enforce eligibility requirements.
She said expansions of the program and the state's failure to enforce eligibility rules had overwhelmed the system, and the fragile population for whom Medicaid was created could not find physicians willing to take them.
All these sTLDs require the "sponsor" organization to enforce eligibility of use, ensure transparency and accountability in its operations, and operate the TLD in the interests of the specific community it addresses [ 45].
"We believe we have a strong case and we appreciate the opportunity to appear before the panel and explain why fundamentally this is about the autonomy of every national Olympic committee to enforce their eligibility criteria," said a BOA spokesman.
The question is whether local governments are collecting accurate data on eligibility and enforcing the conditions.
Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne argued that allowing would-be voters to simply state under oath that they are citizens amounted to "essentially an honor system," and said Arizona should be able to enforce its own eligibility requirements.
While the Department of Homeland Security is responsible for policing employers who hire unauthorized workers, the Justice Department is committed to enforcing provisions of the 1996 Immigration and Nationality Act that prohibit employers from imposing different employment eligibility verification standards on noncitizens than on citizens, said Alejandro Miyar, a spokesman for the department.
B1 CIRCUITS G1-10 OBITUA23EDUCATION Drug Charges Extra Penalty PenalTheThe Bush administration is enforcing a 1998 law under which students convicted on drug charges can temporarily or even permanently lose eligibility for federal aid.
