Sentence examples for lost eligibility from inspiring English sources

But N.C.A.A. rules stipulate that even the intention to enter the draft results in lost eligibility.

About 10,000 residents lost eligibility for extended jobless benefits because of the filibuster.

In recent years, only a handful of institutions have lost eligibility for federal aid because of high default rates.

*States could allow "working individuals with disabilities" to buy Medicaid coverage even if they lost eligibility for cash benefits because of medical improvements in their conditions.

Under the old rules, if she had been taken home, her parents' incomes would have been counted against her, and she would have lost eligibility for the aid.

But insurers might stop paying for its use to treat breast cancer and breast cancer patients would have lost eligibility for a price cap program from Genentech.

If their income goes up, they can lose eligibility, only to become eligible again a few months later.

The majority of turnover occurred among young adults who lose eligibility for coverage under their parents' health insurance plan and individuals who become eligible for Medicare.

When a coach starts losing games or a player loses eligibility, then "standards" will be invoked.

There is a surprising lack of research, however, on the consequences when postsecondary institutions lose eligibility to disburse financial aid.

The clear prospect is that many of the poor who lose eligibility for welfare would also lose eligibility for medical coverage.