Sentence examples for proper eligibility from inspiring English sources

To comply with this objective, recipients must first assure that proper eligibility determinations are made, which means that the recipient must determine the parameters and limitations to define eligibility for a specific program in accordance with the program's purpose.

Election officials in several Florida counties expressed uncertainty about the eligibility and proper handling of absentee ballots mailed from overseas.

In Nebraska's case, Mr. Heineman is accused of having summarily changed the rules on driver's license eligibility without proper notice or public hearings.

The ruling, by Judge Peter E. Doyne, found that seven ballots by members of the Bergen County Democratic Committee that were not counted because of questions about the eligibility of voters were proper.

Incomplete or inadequate reporting of eligibility criteria hampers a proper assessment of the applicability of trial results.

The voter will then be given a provisional ballot — special ballots that can be counted only after the voter's eligibility is verified — at the proper polling place, the directive said.

The blind MSP for Aberdeenshire West also wants a proper appeals process for applicants refused badges on eligibility grounds.

Before initiating the search, we established proper inclusion and exclusion criteria to determine the eligibility of any article for consideration for review.

Chinese Olympic officials have forcefully defended He's eligibility, maintaining that when asked, they submitted proper passport documentation to the IOC.

"USCIS [U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services] should answer public concerns that DACA applicants are not required to prove their claims of eligibility, and that the agency is taking proper care to vet applicants so that unqualified and possibly dangerous individuals will be screened out and removed," Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies at CIS, said in statement.

The university acknowledged that Wells offered scholarships to the players but maintained it was under no obligation because they had not completed the proper paperwork nor had their names submitted by Wells to the N.C.A.A.'s eligibility center.