Ineligible Applicants Clause Samples

The 'Ineligible Applicants' clause defines which individuals or entities are not permitted to apply for a particular program, service, or opportunity. Typically, this clause lists specific criteria or circumstances—such as prior disqualifications, conflicts of interest, or failure to meet eligibility requirements—that automatically exclude certain applicants from consideration. By clearly outlining who cannot participate, the clause helps prevent unqualified or unsuitable parties from applying, thereby ensuring fairness and compliance with the program's objectives.
Ineligible Applicants. National franchises Residential property Not for profit organizations Government owned or occupied buildings Church/religious institutions Health and medical industries Agricultural service industries Tattoo parlors Body piercing or body art shops Adult entertainment facilities Adult oriented or adult themed retail businesses Nightclubs, bars, or taverns Liquor stores Gun shops Pawn Shops Businesses that sell drug paraphernalia Any business or commercial property with outstanding code enforcement violations or liens (unless related to a change of use) Any business with outstanding red light camera violations Any business or commercial property that is not current with state and local taxes, and/or has any outstanding tax lien(s) against any property Any business or commercial property with outstanding debt to the City *A copy of the business’ license issued by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation may be requested to determine eligibility. Applications shall meet the criteria outlined below:
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Ineligible Applicants. Federal agencies, State and local governments and their political subdivisions, and agencies thereof, are not eligible for payments or benefits under WHIP. I. Land Eligible for WHIP (1) Agricultural Land.—This refers to cropland, grassland, rangeland, pastureland, and other land determined by NRCS to be suitable for fish and wildlife habitat development on which agricultural and forest-related products or livestock are produced or have the potential to be produced. Agricultural land may include cropped woodland, wetlands, waterways, streams, incidental areas included in the agricultural operation, and other types of land used for, or that have the potential to be used for, production.
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Ineligible Applicants. National franchises Residential property (owners and tenants of residential property) Not for profit organizations Government owned or occupied buildings (government owners or government owner/occupants) Church/religious institutions Health and medical industries Agricultural service industries Tattoo parlors Body piercing or body art shops Adult entertainment facilities Adult oriented or adult themed retail businesses Nightclubs, bars, or taverns Liquor stores Gun shops Pawn Shops Businesses that sell drug paraphernalia Any business or commercial property with outstanding code enforcement violations or liens (unless related to a change of use) Any business with outstanding red light camera violations Any business or commercial property that is not current with state and local taxes, and/or has any outstanding tax lien(s) against any property Any business or commercial property with outstanding debt to the City *A copy of the business’ license issued by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation may be requested to determine eligibility. Applications shall meet the criteria outlined below:
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Ineligible Applicants. The Application Form requires each prospective applicant for Units to represent and warrant that, among other things, he is an Eligible Investor and is able to acquire and hold Units without violating applicable laws. Units may not be offered or issued to any person in circumstances which, in the opinion of the Manager, might result in the Series Trust incurring any liability to taxation or suffering any other pecuniary disadvantage which the Series Trust might not otherwise incur or suffer. Applicants for Units must represent and warrant on the Application Form that, inter alia, they have the knowledge, expertise and experience in financial matters to evaluate the risks of investing in the Series Trust, are aware of the risks inherent in investment in the assets in which the Series Trust will invest and the method by which those assets will be held and/or traded, and can bear the loss of their entire investment in the Series Trust.
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Ineligible Applicants. At the completion of the verification process, applicants will be ineligible to move into the property for any one of the following reasons: • The applicant no longer meets the income requirements of the property; • Household members have failed to sign the release of information forms;
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Ineligible Applicants. The following tenants/landlords are ineligible to participate in the Program:  Tenants that received assistance in another Rental Assistance Program since March 16, 2020;  Tenants that are Immediate Relatives, through blood or marriage (i.e. Child, Parent, Sister, Brother, Grandparent, Aunt, Uncle) of the Landlord;  Single owner-occupied residence, where the owner-occupant rents or leases a majority of the number of bedrooms or occupants of the residential unit.
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Ineligible Applicants. Applicants must satisfy only those threshold requirements identified in this NOFA.
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Ineligible Applicants. Home-based businesses Businesses without a physical establishment in Wabasha or Winona County Non-profit organizations Corporate or multi-state chains. Franchisees are considered eligible businesses. Businesses in default conditions prior to March 1, 2020 Businesses the primarily derive income from any of the following: gambling; adult entertainment; passive investment; real estate transactions; property rentals/property management; billboards; or lobbying. Businesses that primarily sell pawned merchandise, guns, tobacco or vaping products In order to serve as many businesses as possible, businesses who have been awarded COVID related emergency funds through the State of Minnesota Small Business Emergency Loan program or the Small Business Relief Grant program are ineligible for this grant. I certify that the information provided in this application and on the accompanying exhibits is accurate, true and complete to the best of my ability and knowledge and that I have authorization to apply for the grant and to sign this form. The Southeastern Minnesota Multi-County Housing and Redevelopment Authority (SEMMCHRA) has the right to verify any information contained in this application and may contact any individuals and institutions involved with the proposed project and that the SEMMCHRA reserves the right to make modifications to the program in response to community need and available funds. Applicant acknowledges that they are making application for a grant, and that SEMMCHRA may rely on the applicant's warranties and self-certification of eligibility in the approval process of a grant. Applicant certifies that only one application per entity was submitted. SEMMCHRA reserve the right to verify whether duplicate applications were submitted, and to eliminate duplicate applications from consideration, in its sole discretion. This information and the information provided on all accompanying documents is provided for the purpose of obtaining a grant for the Applicant. Applicant acknowledges that representations made in this application will be relied on by SEMMCRA in its decision to approve such grant. The Applicant will promptly notify SEMMCHRA of any subsequent changes which would affect the accuracy of this information and the information provided on all accompanying documents.
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Related to Ineligible Applicants

  • Eligible Applicants The rules of eligibility of project promoters and project partners are set in Article 7.2 of the Regulation.

  • Ineligible Items Items ineligible for grant award reimbursement include: alcohol, for consumption purposes; land; construction or reconstruction of driving ranges, towers and skid pads; construction, rehabilitation or remodeling of State, local or private buildings or structures; and office furnishings and fixtures. Grant funds shall never be used to purchase property or build facilities. Grantees are responsible for paying for grant-funded goods and services in a timely manner. Grant funds may not be used to pay late fees, finance charges, interest, or any costs associated with late or overdue bills. All such costs are the sole responsibility of Grantee.

  • Ineligibility The Bank or the Association has declared the Borrower (other than the Member Country) or the Project Implementing Entity ineligible to receive proceeds of any financing made by the Bank or the Association or otherwise to participate in the preparation or implementation of any project financed in whole or in part by the Bank or the Association, as a result of a determination by the Bank or the Association that the Borrower or the Project Implementing Entity has engaged in fraudulent, corrupt, coercive or collusive practices in connection with the use of the proceeds of any financing made by the Bank or the Association.” 3. The following terms and definitions set forth in the Appendix are modified or deleted as follows, and the following new terms and definitions are added in alphabetical order to the Appendix as follows, with the terms being renumbered accordingly:

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  • Applicants If the NRMP's investigation of an alleged Match violation by an applicant results in a finding that an applicant has committed a violation of this Agreement, the processing of the applicant's rank order list may be interrupted. The NRMP at its discretion may withdraw the applicant from the SMS Match. If a matched applicant is the subject of a violation investigation, the program to which the applicant matched may not fill the position with another applicant until the NRMP has issued the Final Report or granted a waiver, whichever is earlier. If the violation investigation has not concluded by the start date of training, the program shall begin training the matched applicant unless NRMP has granted a waiver or issued a deferral. The NRMP’s Final Report on the confirmed violation will be delivered to the applicant with copies to: (1) the applicant's medical school official, with a request that the Final Report be placed in the applicant’s permanent file (2) the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates if the applicant is a graduate of an international medical school (3) the NRMP institutional official and the director of the program to which the applicant matched (4) the NRMP institutional official and the director of the program to which the applicant has applied or switched (if known) (5) the party who originally reported the violation (6) the NRMP Executive Committee (7) the American Board of Medical Specialties (8) the American Osteopathic Association (9) the applicant's residency program director (10) the Federation of State Medical Boards if the applicant is to be permanently identified as a Match violator or permanently barred from future NRMP Matches (11) any parties whom the NRMP has determined are relevant to its investigation (12) state medical licensure boards, if requested by the applicant In addition, the applicant may be barred from subsequent NRMP Matches and/or identified as a Match violator to participating programs for one to three years or permanently, as determined by the NRMP. The applicant also may be barred for one year from accepting an offer of a position or a new training year, regardless of the start date, in any program sponsored by a Match-participating institution, and/or starting a position or a new training year in any program sponsored by a Match-participating institution if training would commence within one year from the date of issuance of the Final Report. Further, any applicant who has been denied a waiver of a binding commitment and who does not accept the matched position may be barred for one year from accepting an offer of a position or a new training year, regardless of the start date, in any program sponsored by a Match- participating institution and/or from starting a position or a new training year in any program sponsored by a Match- participating institution if training would commence within one year from the date of the NRMP's decision on the waiver. The decision conveyed in the Final Report will be displayed in the R3 system Applicant Match History for one to three years or permanently, as determined by the NRMP. Term limits of any sanction(s) imposed for the violation will be included to identify the length of time the action is in effect. The NRMP has sole discretion to determine which of the sanctions described above shall be applied in the event an applicant violates this Agreement. Failure to comply with sanctions levied as a result of a confirmed violation that is final may result in a new investigation and additional sanctions.