Sentence examples for restore eligibility from inspiring English sources

New York could simply restore eligibility for temporary release programs, but this reform would miss the mark.

The chef Norman Van Aken of Norman's in Coral Gables, Fla., has also resigned from the board in order to restore eligibility to his restaurants, according to Mr. Campbell.

The board also restored eligibility to more than 1,700 players who had not received enough votes on the Baseball Writers Association of Americaa ballot to remain eligible for election.

Stephen Mallory, a former deputy director of the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics who is now chairman of the department of criminal justice at the University of Southern Mississippi, opposed his state's new law restoring eligibility for parole for first-time nonviolent criminals.

COLLEGE NCAA--Denied the appeal to restore the eligibility of UCLA senior football RB DeShaun Foster.

The N.C.A.A. denied an appeal Monday to restore the eligibility of linebacker Willie Williams at Glenville State College in West Virginia.

A promising forward, Patrick Dennehy, was ready to play after missing the 2002-3 season to restore his eligibility after transferring from New Mexico.

He would do this, the people said, because he wants to persuade antidoping officials to restore his eligibility so he can resume his athletic career.

When it then asked the N.C.A.A. to restore his eligibility — as it must do to get a player back on the field — the N.C.A.A. refused.

ROSE MAKES HIS CASE AGAIN Pete Rose appealed directly to baseball's Hall of Fame to restore his eligibility, arguing that the lifetime ban he agreed to in 1989 was never intended to keep him out of Cooperstown.

AUBURN The National Collegiate Athletic Association yesterday refused to restore the eligibility of Chris Porter, who said he took $2,500 to help his mother financially, not knowing it was being routed from an agent.