Sentence examples for will become ineligible from inspiring English sources

Students who pay a reduced lunch price will become ineligible, cutting off 3,500 of them.

"Let's say the federal regulators tell you to freeze the assets of a policy and the state law requires you to continue payments or you will become ineligible in that state".

Unnervingly for other banks, many of which carry their commercial-property loans at close to par value, Goldman marks its portfolio at a mere half that.A Federal Reserve financing programme was recently extended to commercial mortgage-backed securities but many are or will become ineligible under its present rules because of ratings downgrades.

At Hillcrest High School in Jamaica, Queens, where three of every four students qualify for free or reduced lunch, meaning their families typically make less than $40,000 a year, roughly 200 students are participating in the tutoring program this year and about 40 of them will become ineligible under the city's new guidelines.

If treatment with an excluded medication is indicated and prescribed during the trial, the participant will become ineligible and trial participation will be terminated.

These price differences may be particularly important for LMICs that will become ineligible for GAVI funding in the coming years, and will therefore need to pay for vaccines from national budgets.

Turning Medicaid and other programs serving the poor into block grants directly administered by states, many of which are certain to impose requirements so strict that many who are now eligible for those benefits will virtually overnight become ineligible to receive them.

Mr. Duncan should also make it unequivocally clear that states that flout the law will forfeit stimulus money and become ineligible for any share of the nearly $5 billion competitive grant fund that Congress has placed under his control.

Some Blue Cross Blue Shield contracts state that they will not pursue "retro-termination" payments, or those made in error to cover patients who'd become ineligible, Dubnansky says.

The former Mr. Universe has shrunk greatly in political stature, now that he has become ineligible for re-election (thanks to term limits), unpopular (a 33percentt approval rating) and incapable of asserting his will over an unyielding Legislature and ornery electorate.

Clemens doesn't figure to become ineligible for the Hall.