Only 2.5%, 5.8 million people, in the voting age population were made ineligible to vote by felon voting laws in 2010, according to the Sentencing Project (pdf).
The argument that soda and other junk masquerading as food should be made ineligible for purchase by food stamps, as are alcohol and tobacco, is one that's been gaining momentum in the last few years.
These 51 million individuals and couples are either too poor to qualify for all or part of the rebate, even if they paid income taxes, or were made ineligible by their use of tax credits.
Appellees challenge on constitutional grounds a section of the most recent congressional revision of the Food Stamp Act, 7 U.S.C. 2011 et seq., whereby households containing persons 18 years or older who have been claimed as 'dependents' for income tax purposes are made ineligible to receive food stamps.
Inmates were made ineligible for Pell Grants in 1994 at the height of "tough-on-crime" politics, by a relatively obscure provision of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act.
Because "Beasts" was made without a SAG-AFTRA union agreement, it is ineligible for SAG Awards nominations.
It was made clear that UN staff who flew with Biman did so at their own risk, and would be ineligible to make claims on insurance.
Our estimates were based on published response rates associated with after-death interviews studies [ 2, 3], however, these teams were all able to contact family members directly and if contact could not be made, deemed ineligible.
Both A and B are in line with the manual update, however D and its surrounding are excluded (made ineligible) because no subsidy application has been submitted for those parcels within the previous 4 years, despite their eligible land cover.
As to the first, it is true that legislators in foreign countries, or in our state governments, are not generally made ineligible to office: there are good reasons for it; in many countries the people have gone on without ever examining the principles of government.
