Sentence examples for rules for eligibility from inspiring English sources

The state has relatively restrictive rules for eligibility: children must come from a family with an income under 200percentt of the poverty line.

The rules for eligibility are complicated and depend on whether the grammar schools in question are in an area where selection is widespread.

For example, when the Boston public school system changed its rules for eligibility last year, parents became frustrated trying to figure out something as simple as which school their kids were supposed to attend.

We know a lot about the people who claim social welfare: we know how much each benefit costs the public, the government sets strict rules for eligibility – and we even have detailed estimates for how much cheating goes on.

We applied rules for eligibility for manouvers based on age, sex, presence of index conditions and also assessed for any exclusion criteria within existing guidelines, but did not attempt to determine reasons for non-completion (ie. Patient refused, deliberate deviation from guidelines due to co-morbidities etc…).

Crossbencher Baroness Grey-Thompson, a Paralympic gold medallist, hit out at a "lack of consultation" on the changes, stating that the 20m walking rule for eligibility for the enhanced rate of PIPs should have been included in consultation documents.

— DAVID BALTIMORE, who shared the Nobel prize in medicine in 1975 Should we bring greater consistency to our electoral system by mandating a uniform federal ballot to be used in all 50 states and uniform rules for voter eligibility in federal elections?

There were also reports that several members of China's women's gymnastics team, including double gold medal winner He Kexin, were too young to compete under the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique's rules for Olympic eligibility, but all were exonerated after an official IOC investigation.

These rules for rehabilitation eligibility were perceived by participants to highlight the 'reactive' nature of health care rather than a focus on "prevention" and 'maintenance of well-being'.

The nonprofit group established rules of eligibility for people to purchase condos at Foxhill Manor.

That's a conundrum because the rules of eligibility for many clinical trials stipulate, first, that any previous treatment must have ended some time before the trial starts – for the reason, I guess, that if they're not careful the trial will inadvertently reflect the results of the previous treatment rather than the drug or drugs it's aimed at testing.