Sentence examples for reduced eligibility from inspiring English sources

Thanks to congressional budget fights in 2011, the federal government reduced eligibility for the grants, cutting eligibility time from 18 semesters to 12 and eliminating grants for summer study.

In order for our study to make broader generalizations and attain a larger sample size, reduced eligibility criteria were adopted (George, 1996).

The survey highlights patterns of day centre closure, rising fees for attendance and reduced eligibility, and the underdevelopment of mechanisms to facilitate commissioning of new collective spaces.

Changes in referral procedure were also cited as leading to reduced eligibility for day services: "Some referrals are only for 6 weeks.

This can significantly reduce eligibility for need-based financial aid.

Reducing eligibility for disability payments or cutting unemployment compensation, raising the retirement age, and decentralizing collective bargaining were also recommended.

Paul Dimoldenberg, the leader of the Labour group on the council, said that by reducing eligibility, some people are not getting the services previously provided by the local authority.

A leaked Whitehall paper drawn up in March suggested a number of further cuts for consideration such as reducing eligibility for Carers' Allowance, and limits on child benefit.

Other proposals aired by Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) staff include a regional benefits cap, taxing disability benefits and reducing eligibility for the carers' allowance.

As long as the savings persist in a reportable form, they will reduce eligibility for need-based financial aid.

Because they are temporarily barred from reducing eligibility, states have been left to cut "optional benefits," like dental and vision care, and reduce payments to doctors and other health care providers.