Sentence examples for technically ineligible from inspiring English sources

Because of political duties, the Commons were not at full strength and had three alternates, technically ineligible.

Working outside of Fifa at the time, both nations were technically ineligible to enter, though constant invites were proffered – and pompously rebuffed.

She was not especially interested in serving and, as it turned out, redistricting had put her home outside the Assembly district where she had been elected, making her technically ineligible, she said.

But if he really is Márcio Passos de Albuquerque, it will mean that he was technically ineligible to play for Brazil's under-20 team in 1999, since he was 21 at the time.

Though the government has failed these residents in many ways and for many years, in the final weeks ample assistance has been available — from gas money and food vouchers to utility deposits and hotel rooms, even for those technically ineligible for FEMA assistance.

Patients judged technically ineligible for further endoscopic haemostasis, are treated with emergent surgery.

Robson subsequently appointed Villas-Boas to work in the Porto observation department and helped him gain his UEFA 'C' coaching badge in Scotland, despite him technically being ineligible as he was aged 17.

The presence of an international representative with the power to remove elected politicians technically makes the country ineligible to apply for candidacy, although Bosnians hope that the EU will bend the rules.

Amnesty International has said torture is "out of control" in Mexico, which would technically make the country ineligible for US military aid, under US rules, as the group #USTired2 has pointed out.

If the appeal is denied, Barkley could seek a court injunction against St . Johns, which technically is the organization that declared him ineligible, that would allow him to play Saturday.

But a month before the election, the State Supreme Court ruled that Mr. McCann was ineligible to run because he was still technically in criminal custody.