Sentence examples for lifetime eligibility from inspiring English sources

Martinez was granted lifetime eligibility for disability living allowance (DLA) in recognition of the fact that her disability means she needs extra support to live independently.

It's true that the number of Pell grant recipients has surged recently because more students are opting for college in the tough labor market, but Pell grant eligibility has been rolled back, with stricter limits put in place on income and lifetime eligibility.

For older people with the greatest lifetime earnings, the eligibility age could gradually rise to 70 from 65.

Arizona is also one of 14 states to have dispensed with the lifetime five-year eligibility limit.

The most significant of those reforms put a five-year lifetime limit on eligibility and required most recipients to look for work or enter job training.

The bill imposed a five-year limit on welfare assistance, as well as a lifetime ban on eligibility for food stamps and welfare for anyone convicted of felony drug use or possession, including possession of marijuana.

Instead of having a fixed age at which people can get Social Security and Medicare, we should link the age of eligibility to lifetime wealth.

While a lower limit of 15% lifetime risk constituted study eligibility, it remains unclear whether this risk level merits high-risk surveillance, particularly in women with average mammographic breast density.

(Of the 30 states with compensation statutes, Wisconsin's law is one of the worst, with a high barrier to eligibility and a lifetime cap of $25,000, regardless of the number of years served).

ROSE MAKES HIS CASE AGAIN Pete Rose appealed directly to baseball's Hall of Fame to restore his eligibility, arguing that the lifetime ban he agreed to in 1989 was never intended to keep him out of Cooperstown.

Graduated eligibility should be based on lifetime earnings instead of any particular year's income, which can be quite volatile.