Sentence examples for which eligibility from inspiring English sources

These estimates were based on the proportion of eligible households for which eligibility was assessed (AAPOR Response Rate 3 conventions; The American Association of Public Opinion Research, 2011).

By raising the income threshold at which eligibility for Medicaid lapses, the health-care reform encourages these people to work more.

The checks going out this week will go only to families with incomes between $26,000 and $110,000, the level at which eligibility begins to phase out.

To be fair, the Labor Department also suggests that employers are free to raise workers' salaries to the new higher threshold of $22,100 a year, the level at which eligibility for time and a half ends.

For the mortality outcome, we excluded trials in which eligibility for inclusion was unclear (based on ICU admission), and further explored odds ratio (OR) as an alternative to RR analysis.

This specification of the treatment status, which hinges only on the receipt of SSS for the year of 2016, for which eligibility is pre-determined before the announcement of SSS details, assures us that treatment status is pre-determined and exogenous.

No, according to the Tony Awards Administration Committee, which oversees eligibility for the annual theater honors.

He did eventually qualify for Nevada's Medicaid program, which bases eligibility on financial need rather than age or disability.

The last section of the title is a lengthy recitation of "general provisions," which concerns eligibility for the emergency food aid and formulas for allocations to the states.

Ms. Bachrach and other state health officials are preparing a written response to federal officials and will argue for revisions to the new rules, which toughen eligibility requirements.

Matt Roy, the federation director, said yesterday that the dispute would be settled by the American Arbitration Association, which decides eligibility issues that come before the United States Olympic Committee.