Sentence examples for ineligible for services from inspiring English sources

In addition, it recommends that the DDS report quarterly to the Autism Commission the numbers of individuals with autism in the Commonwealth found ineligible for services.

Democrats have said they will point to a Congressional Budget Office report on a similar bill that concluded it would cost the federal government $22 billion over a decade, from lost tax revenues now collected from the paychecks of illegal immigrants ineligible for services.

Asked about the goal of Proposition 187 (which was approved by voters that year, only to be overturned by the courts later), Mr. Wilson told Mr. Safire: "If it's clear to you that you cannot be employed, and that you and your family are ineligible for services, you will self-deport".

That 37.6percentt figure includes the 20.3percentt of families that fall below the U.S. government's "poverty line". Most of the 17.3percentt of families under the living wage line, but above the poverty line, are ineligible for services such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Free and Reduced Price School Lunches.

There is nothing further from the truth and this image conjured up by sex trafficking organizations have left America's child who is forced to prostitute unsympathetic and ineligible for services presumably designed to help her.

Coffman, who is a Marine Corps combat veteran and member of the House Armed Services and House Veterans Affairs committees, is also introducing a bill this month that would allow the VA to conduct an initial mental health assessment, and offer counseling and other services for veterans with other-than-honorable discharges who are currently ineligible for services.

Arash explains that, as a teen-ager, he deliberately ate himself into obesity, in order to become ineligible for service.

Any person, other than the Director, who has been a member of the Executive Committee for six consecutive years shall thereafter be ineligible for service as a member thereof during the two-year period following the expiration of such sixth year.

But by the time the draft was instituted in 1969, Trump had been medically ineligible for service for a year.

In 1968, Trump had exhausted the education deferments that kept him ineligible for service and two years prior, he'd undergone a physical exam that didn't turn up anything that could have kept him from serving.

Thousands of Australians who were ineligible for service in the military responded to the threat of attack by joining auxiliary organisations such as the Volunteer Defence Corps and Volunteer Air Observers Corps, which were modelled on the British Home Guard and Royal Observer Corps respectively.