Sentence examples for ineligible to stand from inspiring English sources
Rousseff is ineligible to stand for a third consecutive term.
Both of them were ineligible to stand this time, according to the new IOA constitution.
Ms Otunbayeva will stay on as president for 18 months, but then be ineligible to stand for election next year.
If he loses his immunity and were then to be convicted, he would be ineligible to stand for president.
If Batasuna is banned, its candidates will be ineligible to stand in local elections, where they usually do best.
The man whose government they have supported since 2001 is ineligible to stand in the election next April.
The other familiar faces – Douglas Carswell, Mark Reckless, Paul Nuttall – either declined to stand or are ineligible.
UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe, who had been expected to stand but was ruled ineligible after submitting his papers late, told BBC News that Ms James had been "very clear that she wants to make UKIP a winning machine".
If the ruling is allowed to stand, it will oust six Council members, including the speaker, Gifford Miller, rendering all of them ineligible to run for re-election in November.
(Peña Nieto is ineligible to run for reëlection). A leftist populist named Andrés Manuel Lopéz Obrador, who is campaigning against the wizened political establishment in Mexico City, has surged ahead in the polls, promising to fight systemic corruption and to stand up to Trump.
