Should that render them ineligible for commutations of unjustly long sentences?
Quinn, who has been trying to convince Sue to let her appear in the cheerleaders' photographs despite being removed from the team due to her pregnancy, reminds Sue that as their coach she has often given the cheerleaders perks which would also render them ineligible for competition.
Clin Trans Sci 2012; Volume 5: 348–350 Healthy individuals participate in clinical trials 1 and before trial enrolment they undergo rigorous screening procedures for medical abnormalities that may render them ineligible.
But families are probably able to identify points where they "fall off a cliff," as when a small increase in income renders them ineligible for any Medicaid assistance.
Roughly 46% of people have a credit score less than 700, which renders them ineligible for a lot of credit cards and therefore incapable of using credit to purchase big-ticket items online, where those purchases can be cheaper.
Our evidence indicates that some Indigenous residents of AMP communities in Queensland, and many representatives of the key agencies providing support and advice, including those with a mandate for children's wellbeing, perceive that a conviction for a breach of AMP provisions, renders them ineligible to apply for and hold a PNBC.
However, 19 cases were diagnosed outside of the study period, one case had a diagnosis other than breast cancer, and 58 cases had non-invasive breast cancer, rendering them ineligible and leaving 3,267 women in the study.
In one site, recruitment was low due to the high proportion of patients whose severity of depression rendered them ineligible (the proportion with severe problems was significantly higher than estimated).
Their decision to play their club rugby in England has rendered them ineligible for this test, falling as it does outside of the World Rugby international match window.
If the ruling is allowed to stand, it will oust six Council members, including the speaker, Gifford Miller, rendering all of them ineligible to run for re-election in November.
Mr. McCain's situation is different from those of the current governors of California and Michigan, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jennifer M. Granholm, who were born in other countries and were first citizens of those nations, rendering them naturalized Americans ineligible under current interpretations.
