Sentence examples for once eligible from inspiring English sources
In the simplest case, once eligible, workers retain eligibility as long as they are employed by the same employer and the subsidy is determined by their wages.
Although ignition interlocks reduce drinking and driving while installed, several issues undermine their implementation including delayed eligibility for installation, low installation once eligible, and a return to previous risk levels after de-installation.
Short stories were once eligible (it'd be great if they were still).
Overtime pay has become such a rarity that many Americans don't even realize that the majority of salaried workers were once eligible for it.
Recent changes to immigration law have dimmed Canada's appeal somewhat, certainly to wealthy would-be residents, who were once eligible to immigrate if they had a net worth of $1.6 million and could offer an $800,000 interest-free, five-year loan to the federal government.
Once eligible for SSP, individuals have 12 months to find employment in order to receive supplement payments.
A recent appellate court decision in the lawsuit made the project once again eligible for federal grants, but a commitment was still required from the Trump administration.
Shortly before the basketball season began, White ordered the registrar to substitute Webb's second grade in the course, a D, for his cheating F; by eliminating the F from the computation of Webb's average, he was once again eligible to play.
The assessment of the Miss Trunchbull role could have gone either way; some producers have argued that the character is equivalent to the villainous Miss Hannigan in "Annie," a role that was once deemed eligible for best actress but, for the current Broadway revival, has been judged as a featured role.
Once its eligible set of neighboring nodes are identified, node computes the uncovered part of its sensing region for event denoted by where.
Once an eligible location in Hatay was selected, wind velocities at the following coordinates (Table2) were measured monthly for 6 years (Table3) and daily (Table4) using masts.
