Sentence examples for their ineligible from inspiring English sources

Though the problems in this case may be unusually stark, poverty lawyers and immigration experts around the country say the fundamental issues it illustrates have been percolating behind the scenes nationwide as health care and poverty programs discover how hard it can be to help children separately from their ineligible parents.

Programs at the eligible institutions were 78% more expensive than those at their ineligible counterparts.

His administration cruelly separated nearly 3,000 migrant children from their families and seeks to make their parents ineligible for asylum.

Clint Eastwood and other Oscar hopefuls are unlikely to grace this year's Baftas after a change of rules rendered their films ineligible.

The "Your Home" column on Feb. 12 indicated that a new federal law makes those who have more than $500,000 in equity in their homes ineligible for Medicaid unless the home is occupied by a spouse or disabled or minor child.

However, he urged officials to focus on the 711 children who remain separated after the government deemed their parents ineligible because they were deported, the government was unable to find them in the United States or the parent failed a background check.

Ryan argues that the fact that the men and women died while apparently committing a crime--trying to enter the country illegally--should not make their families ineligible for compensation for funeral expenses and support of dependents.

Coyne says the program is open to almost all sex offenders who are near the end of their sentences; only those who still maintain their innocence, or are appealing their conviction, are ineligible.

The issue is particularly important in immigration law because deportable aliens with "aggravated felonies" on their records are ineligible for administrative discretion, making their deportation essentially automatic, no matter the individual circumstances.

Because FGM is a cultural practice, parents may find it difficult to decide against having their daughters cut for fear that their families will be ostracized or their girls deemed ineligible for marriage.

If women declined to participate, or were found to be ineligible, their reason for declining or ineligibility was recorded on the research database.