Sentence examples for ineligible for compensation from inspiring English sources

On Oct. 31, 2002, Mr. Feinberg told Mr. Sirjuesingh that he was ineligible for compensation.

As a result, Mets LP was deemed a "net winner" and ineligible for compensation and potentially liable to being sued by Picard.

And because she was acquitted, but not declared "actually innocent" or pardoned, she is ineligible for compensation for the years she spent in prison.

Because Mr. Lavernia did not commit the rape for which he was convicted, he cannot receive a pardon, which makes him ineligible for compensation under Texas law for the 16 years he has spent in prison.

And, he argued, because he was ineligible for compensation until well after the divorce, the money he received should not be subject to division under state community property laws.

New York State has primarily argued, and lower state courts have rashly agreed, that Mr. Warney's false confession makes him ineligible for compensation because the Unjust Conviction and Imprisonment Act bars recovery for those whose own misconduct caused their conviction.

She was ineligible for unemployment compensation because of the limbo she was put in.

Nearly all are ineligible for workers' compensation because their illnesses developed years or decades after exposure, the Energy Department said.

Jackson, he said, earned just $60 a game with the Ambassadors and was an independent contractor and thus ineligible for workers' compensation.

Employees who earn more than $455 per week, however, are considered exempt unless otherwise stated by state laws, thus making them ineligible for overtime compensation.

From yesterday's Times: In addition, Senate Republican leaders would go after "millionaires and billionaires," not by raising their taxes but by making them ineligible for unemployment compensation and food stamps and increasing their Medicare premiums.