Sentence examples for technically eligible from inspiring English sources

"He is technically eligible.

Technically eligible for grant, but has not completed registration process yet.

An article in Newsweek suggested that Sophia, as a non-Muslim, was not even technically eligible.

Under the 1992 Cuban Democracy Act, medical supplies are technically eligible for sale to Cuba.

And so to Cirque du Soleil's "Banana Shpeel" (at the Beacon Theater, and not technically eligible).

Visser was actually schooled in England and represented England Under-18s, so was technically eligible for three countries.

He is technically still eligible to play for Ivory Coast in next year's World Cup, having been born there, although he has previously turned them down.

Mr. Shater is technically not eligible to run because of a previous conviction, though his lawyer said he expected the conviction, from the Mubarak era, to be annulled.

Woodgate was found guilty of affray for his part in an attack on an Asian student outside a Leeds nightclub, but would technically be eligible to play for England now that he has completed the court-ordered 100 hours of community service.

Though Cameron Douglas technically wasn't eligible for release until 2018, documents seen by the Daily Mail suggested he'd be getting out early.

You know, technically I'm an eligible bachelor".