The phrase "make them eligible for" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The completion of the training program will make them eligible for the promotion."
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.
They also earn Tier Credits that give them higher status in the program and make them eligible for differentiated service.
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.
He thought this would make them eligible for $15 million in severance pay and put pressure on baseball to make concessions.
The company, which declined to answer questions, only occasionally shows its movies in handfuls of cinemas, partly to make them eligible for awards.
The department had informed several of them that their jobs would make them eligible for loan forgiveness, but they later received letters saying that the ruling had changed.
The smaller estimate, by Health and Human Services Department researchers, is based on the number of Americans whose medical problems would make them eligible for states' high-risk pools - special coverage for people denied insurance because of their medical history.
The former legislator, Patrick Williams, a Democrat, resigned his seat in July, just before pleading guilty to inflating the incomes of 11 minority applicants to make them eligible for home loans.
