"make them eligible" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to take actions or make changes that will qualify or make someone suitable for a particular opportunity or benefit. Example: The new government policy will make working mothers eligible for extended parental leave.
According to the way the law was interpreted, the enrollments would make them eligible for scholarships.
That will shift income to them and may make them eligible for retirement and health plans.
That would make them eligible, he said, for separation payments and reimbursements for unpaid leave.
He thought this would make them eligible for $15 million in severance pay and put pressure on baseball to make concessions.
"Strictly speaking, this may not make them eligible under international conventions," said Kris Janowski, a spokesman for the United Nations refugee agency.
The Gujjars were demanding that the government award them a special caste status that would make them eligible for more benefits and jobs.
This would make them eligible for the maximum savings credit of £14.79, but they'd lose £10.29 as a result of the clawback.
Only 7% of young people in England and Wales take the A-levels that make them eligible for most university engineering courses.
City officials say that under the fast-track process, the applications of the recently rejected are expedited to see whether any new information might make them eligible.
But it has not had enough money in recent years to offer Cal-Grants to all students whose grades and family incomes would make them eligible.
Working on commissions that totaled about $1 billion last year, these government contractors face growing complaints that they are violating federal laws by insisting on stiff payments, even when borrowers' incomes make them eligible for leniency.
