Sentence examples for generally ineligible from inspiring English sources

Prison inmates are generally ineligible for federal benefits.

No existing research is available related to Medicaid enrollment rates for undocumented immigrants because undocumented immigrants are generally ineligible for comprehensive Medicaid coverage.

Students who enter as junior transfers are generally ineligible to change into the College of Chemistry, though some exceptions may apply.

And adults with dependent children are generally ineligible if their income exceeds 32 percent of the poverty level, Ms. Praeger said.

"This isn't a farm policy, it's a check-writing machine for the big commodity growers," said Ferd Hoefner of the Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, which represents small farmers and rural communities generally ineligible for most of the big programs.

The rule would also make nonimmigrant aliens who receive or are likely to receive designated public benefits above the designated threshold generally ineligible for change of status and extension of stay.

People who have access to affordable coverage from employers will generally be ineligible for subsidies.

In making these points, we focus primarily on a burden that other commentators have neglected: profits from short sales generally are ineligible for the reduced tax rate on long-term capital gains, even if the short sale is in place for more than one year.

As to the first, it is true that legislators in foreign countries, or in our state governments, are not generally made ineligible to office: there are good reasons for it; in many countries the people have gone on without ever examining the principles of government.

The latter were grouped together as they constitute patients generally considered ineligible for palliative chemotherapy.

In Lima, 321 (30.4%) refused participation or were unable to be contacted, while 10 (0.9%) were ineligible, generally because their ages fell out of our study age range.