Sentence examples similar to is eligible to start from inspiring English sources

The indigenous people were the heavily tattooed Dayaks, who'd remove the head of a person just to be eligible to start courting.

However, under the N.H.L.'s agreement with the junior leagues, neither Brendl nor Lundmark are eligible to start the season in the minor leagues.

As an 18-month student, you will be eligible to start work in January or February of the year of graduation, pending work authorization in the country of your employment.

"We used to hear it in meetings all the time: 'We have these young people and they really go out and work,"' says Sylvia Crews-Kelly, a Tampa agent who was cut off after working 19 years, 8 months and 27 days -- three months before she would have been eligible to start drawing her pension.

In the April after they graduate they are eligible to start repaying the money.

You are eligible to start on campus employment after you submit your online check in form with OIA.

One hundred consecutive ART-naïve patients were enrolled into the study if they were eligible to start ART and all provided written informed consent.

Adults with a CD4 cell count <200 cells/µL and/or a WHO stage IV defining illness were eligible to start treatment as per the South African national treatment guidelines.

The use of three clinical features, of angular cheilitis, papular pruritic eruption and upper respiratory tract infections might greatly improve the sensitivity of the WHO HIV/AIDS guidelines in identifying patients with WHO clinical stages 1 and 2 that are eligible to start treatment.

Counselling for initiation of HAART and adherence was offered to those who were eligible to start antiretroviral therapy.

According to current guidelines, such persons are eligible to start ART during the intensive phase of ATT, but do not qualify for immediate ART.