Sentence examples for making them ineligible from inspiring English sources

The latter two cardinals are older than 80, making them ineligible to vote.

He and Clarett applied for the draft and hired agents, making them ineligible to return to college football.

For this reason, employers often contest applications and eligibility criteria, arguing, for example, that workers were not laid off but fired for misconduct, making them ineligible for benefits.

A large majority of the people who invested money with Mr. Madoff did so through an intermediary agent like a feeder fund, making them ineligible for SIPC coverage.

He said Judge Martin had stalled the case until two conservative judges went into semiretirement, making them ineligible to vote, which altered the outcome of the case.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has proposed limiting contributions to city candidates from municipal contractors to $250 and making them ineligible for public matching funds.

That makes them ineligible.

Still others exaggerated health problems that hoped would make them ineligible for the draft.

But there are many who work just enough hours to make them ineligible for such programs.

A second failed test makes them ineligible for welfare for three years.

Lenders sprang up to serve those whose poor credit history made them ineligible for lower-interest "prime" loans.