Sentence examples for ineligible for selection from inspiring English sources
Born In The USA and Rockin' In The Free World have both been used wildly out of context as flag-waving anthems, but are ineligible for selection this week having been zedded for a previous topic.
Probably their most experienced player at this level is goalkeeper Anthony Costa, who played in last season's FFA Cup match for Sydney United against Sydney FC, but three of Balmain's starting XI are ineligible for selection for this match, and two more are out injured or suspended.
Lara, 35 and with 112 Test caps, and six other leading players - Dwayne Bravo, Fidel Edwards, Chris Gayle, Ravi Rampaul, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Dwayne Smith - were told they were ineligible for selection because of their endorsement contracts with Cable & Wireless, a competitor of the team sponsors Digicel.
"Shingler was told by the U20 team management that, if he played in the game, he would become a Wales qualified player and therefore ineligible for selection for any other nation".
Sometimes you need a move to freshen things up and Parling can help take Exeter to the next level". Since 2011, the England national team has operated a policy whereby anyone playing club rugby outside the Premiership is ineligible for selection unless in "exceptional circumstances".
Why why why why did he not play in the WC?" Jay: "Doesn't Alex Hales know that displaying good batting skills will render him ineligible for selection in the national team?" Another six over the on-side for Alex Hales, his eighth of the innings, takes Notts to within 12 runs of victory.
By "gone" I mean off to Toulon to test himself at the famously intense French coalface, and this will render him all but ineligible for England selection.
Ben Te'o impressed behind the scenes on tour but the Sam Underhill question – the 19-year-old Ospreys flanker is based in Wales and is thus ineligible for England selection due to the RFU rule on players based outside England – remains unresolved for now.
The BOA insists the letter sent in March 2008 supports the BOA bye-law because it's anti doping laws include a clause - section 7.4 - which sets out that any person who has committed an anti doping rule violation will be "ineligible" for membership or selection of Team GB.
He's available for selection.
