Sentence examples for gauge eligibility from inspiring English sources
The company has regularly come under fire over the assessments – which are used to gauge eligibility for employment and support allowance and incapacity benefit – amid claims people are being wrongly recommended for work, or put through stressful medical interviews.
The company runs Work Capability Assessments, gauging eligibility for Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) and Incapacity Benefit.
For Winn Van Meter, three days spent on the island, ostensibly in celebration of his oldest daughter's wedding, are just as much an occasion to appraise his social circle and gauge his eligibility for yet more refined ones.
Richard Holwell, the judge trying the case, asked prospective jurors more than 50 questions to gauge their eligibility, including whether they were strongly biased against wealthy financiers who do million-dollar transactions.
Eligibility is generally gauged on the basis of academic record and English language competence, as well as well the ability of these student to pay fees bout 5 times the levels paid by UK students.
Eligibility for free or subsidized lunch for students from low-income households serves as a proxy for gauging poverty, says the foundation, which advocates education equity for students in the South.
Producers must make their eligibility requests within two weeks of their shows's opening night; in some years producers wait until the last possible minute to submit requests in order to gauge competition.
