Sentence examples for strictly ineligible from inspiring English sources
It found a way, for example, to give nearly £400,000 to its director of marketing and audiences, who was strictly ineligible for severance pay because she'd worked continuously for the BBC for only 17 months.
The second-place team of TANITH BELBIN and BENJAMIN AGOSTO is ineligible because Belbin, who has applied for dual citizenship, is strictly a Canadian right now.
At times their efforts have proved that hybridization can still confound: Mr. Aslan's recent album "Buenos Aires Tango Standards" (Zoho) was deemed ineligible for the tango category in this year's Latin Grammy Awards, even though it strictly features tango-savvy Argentine musicians like the drummer Daniel Piazzolla, whose grandfather was You Know Who.
The objection is not necessarily that obvious rival candidates immediately leap to mind; Macbeth, despite its superstitious theatrical nickname, is not strictly a "Scottish play", but a play about Scotland written by an Englishman and therefore as ineligible for national top 10s as John Osborne's The Hotel in Amsterdam would be in a survey of Netherlands drama.
Professional politicians were ineligible.
"The receiver was ineligible".
They are probably ineligible.
That makes them ineligible.
