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13 Sentences With "eligibilities"

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Check with your local bank to determine your eligibilities before making the final decision on where to book.
"I lost my voting eligibilities for life before I had the opportunity to even exercise my voting eligibility," Sanchez said.
The Senate bill did not expand the subsidy eligibilities, while the House bill included a provision by the House Agricultural Committee Chairman Mike Conaway, a Texas Republican, that does.
Walden has become well versed in FAFSA because here, with no scholarships to dole out, test scores matter far more for getting recruits financial aid than meeting NCAA minimum eligibilities.
Before an ARE division can be scheduled, candidates must be approved to test and receive eligibilities from their state board. The majority of states participate in NCARB's eligibility services, which enable NCARB to manage a candidate’s eligibilities. Most states require completion of a professional degree from the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) (B.Arch or M.Arch), and some require candidates to record professional experience before testing.
The term "Swiss citizen" used in the Swiss Federal Constitution applied equally to men and to women. There was no indication, implicit or express, that the term should be restricted to just one sex. That meant that voting rights and other constitutional eligibilities applied equally to Swiss citizens who were female. Kammacher also argued that the voting rights and eligibilities accorded by the constitution nationally were based on the same rights as those accorded in the canton of a citizen's domicile.
Not only does he view them as good, but he unfailingly treats them as such. Because the boys regard him as a highly estimable and credible person, his unwavering treatment of them as good eventually leads them to view themselves as he views them. In their own eyes, they become basically good people. Finally, with this recasting of themselves as acceptable individuals, they rethink their basic eligibilities in society.
From outcaste positions – "delinquents", "bad seeds", "losers", and the like – they see themselves as having moved to positions of full membership in society, and with this as having acquired the enhanced eligibilities for relationships, vocations, and ways of life that go with this new position." "This story illustrates an informal version of what OssorioOssorio, P.G. (1995). "What actually happens": The Representation of real world phenomena. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Descriptive Psychology Press.
In this gradual process, there were no real Varnas in Indian society and liquidity of 'Varnashrama' was lost as Varnas could be switched during lifetime and a person could have multiple Varnas based on his eligibilities. During the British Raj, millions of workers lost their livelihood as a result of colonial policies which were aimed at drainage of resources from colonised countries. This was evident in the steep decline observed in Indian share of total world GDP during 1750-1900 and steep rise of British economy. This resulted in creation of many deprived classes from various industries.
The transfer, however, triggered objections from military counter-intelligence who suspected he was a hidden Communist and regarded him as a security risk. On July 16, 1942 the U.S. Civil Service Commission recommended "Cancel eligibilities ... and bar him for the duration of the National Emergency." Silvermaster denied any Communist links and appealed to Under Secretary of War Robert Patterson to overrule the security officials. Both White House advisor Lauchlin Currie (identified in Venona as the Soviet agent operating under the cover name "Page"Robert J. Hanyok, Eavesdropping on Hell: Historical Guide to Western Communications Intelligence and the Holocaust, 1939-45 (Washington, DC: Center for Cryptologic History, National Security Agency, 2005, 2nd edition), pg.
Schulz, C. (1968). Peanuts. Boulder, CO: The Boulder Daily Camera, May 17, 1968. In this example, Charlie provides a simplified illustration of the self- concept as a summary formulation of one's status (“nothing” existing in a world composed of "somethings" and "nothings"), and illustrates, according to SDT, how what is fundamental about self-concepts is not that they are informational summaries of myriad facts about oneself, but that they are self- assigned statuses that place persons somewhere in the scheme of things and carry eligibilities with them. A well-documented fact about self-concepts is that they are resistant to change, even in the face of what would seem to be disconfirming facts that are recognized by the person.
However, HDB owners cannot resale their units in 5 years to ensure the needs of different groups are met and minimise the interference to the second hand market. Since the property market is tightly controlled by the government by imposing restrictions on the eligibilities of buyers and heavy stamp duties, the price gap between the public housing and private units are not greatly significant and hence it is possible for people to upgrade the residence and thus the living environment. Hence public housing not only realises the national agenda of Singapore as a home country, it also sets up the housing ladder which allows people to improve the living environment. There are other housing options are condominium, private flats and landed housing.
Given that, in Geneva, since 6 March 1960, women had no longer been excluded from exercising their civic rights in cantonal elections, there was no reason for the cantonal authorities to refuse those same civic rights in respect of federal (national) elections. The reaction of the "Conseil fédéral" to the appeal from Geneva was not wholly surprising. Female voting rights and eligibilities at a federal (national) level could be granted only on the basis of a national majority vote [of - at that time - participating male voters], and with backing from the majority of the 25 cantons. That meant a rejection of the appeal organised by Kammacher, but as matters turned out she had nevertheless advanced the cause of votes for women nationally by pushing it up the national agenda.

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