Sentence examples for future eligibility from inspiring English sources
So in future, eligibility may be determined by job responsibilities such as whether a potential candidate supervises other scientists, and whether they are allowed by their institutions to apply for research grants.
In an interview with HuffPost, "Game of Thrones" visual effects supervisor Joe Bauer discussed the show's Emmy hopes (it's nominated for 22 awards at the 2018 ceremony) as well as its future eligibility.
In fact, SportsGrid points out that Julian isn't even jeopardizing his future eligibility to play for a high school team that does fall under FHSAA rules, which state: "A student's four-year limit of high school eligibility is not affected by the student's participation in interscholastic athletics before beginning the ninth grade for the first time".
Failure to complete the survey will impact future scholarship eligibility.
Federal Work-Study earnings are exempt from FICA taxes (but still subject to income taxes) and do not count against future aid eligibility.
Liability for countries that significantly violate their deforestation rate reduction (such as a reversal from a declining to increasing rate) must be included and could be tied to future trading eligibility.
The NCAA, excelling in inconsistency of rules and punishment, said Davis would not lose her future college eligibility over doing the commercial and being paid handsomely.
Students who fail to make SAP by the end of that semester will have their future financial aid eligibility terminated.
The parents' naturalization papers have begun to circulate on the Internet as part of a "birther" controversy related to Rubio's eligibility for future presidential tickets.
Relatively modest changes would be sufficient to keep the program solvent: Some combination of higher taxes, smaller benefits or postponing the age of eligibility for future recipients.
This allows the tenant to leave without paying back rent, but it's still a judgment against him, which means it can jeopardize eligibility for future subsidized housing, like Section 8.
