Sentence examples for of its eligibility from inspiring English sources

He said that the increased TV money was not earmarked for increased enforcement of its eligibility and residency rules.

Although there might be some economic dislocation at first, the F.S. could remedy this by taking advantage of its eligibility for OPEC membership and arranging a new "oil shock".

Under the Department of Education's "gainful employment" rule, 35 percent of students would have to repay some principal on their federal loan in the first three years after leaving a certificate program or the school might lose some of its eligibility to dispense aid.

Critics also cite inconsistencies in the American Academy's interpretation of its own eligibility rules.

As noted earlier, no differentiation in regard to side effects or contraindications of the two products is made by the WHO in terms of its medical eligibility criteria for contraceptive use [ 20].

Both members of each team independently reviewed the full text of each article to determine its eligibility for our study according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria.

But without continued accreditation from ACICS, CSI, already stripped of Department of Education aid, would lose its eligibility for the ICE foreign students program.

For example, in comparison to studies mentioned above, the SHARE population reported higher baseline burden of frailty, disability and morbidity; its eligibility criteria did not exclude cognitively impaired or terminally ill subjects; its sample was composed of both men and women, and the follow up time was 2 years.

Unhappy with the university's response, the N.C.A.A. issued a statement of its own: "The N.C.A.A. Eligibility Center determines a prospective student-athlete's eligibility to compete in college athletics based on the association's academic and amateurism requirements.

And it now says that as part of its "examination of the eligibility, targeting and measures offered" under the scheme, it will look at "best practice from equivalent programmes of the devolved administration".

A federal agency is issuing a $1 million fine against Abercrombie & Fitch over the way the clothing retailer kept track of the employment eligibility of its workers.