The party would, however, impose a means test on the annual "winter fuel" payment that currently goes to all pensioners.
If that doesn't warrant an ethics investigation, what does?" The bill now before Congress would impose a means test on debtors, requiring many to pay back part of their unsecured debts, like credit card bills, if they filed for bankruptcy.
The plan would raise the age when people become eligible for Medicare from 65 to 67, and would impose a means test on the program, so that anybody who makes $80,000 a year or more ($160,000 for couples) would have their Medicare benefit cut in half.
Multiple comparison correction based on Gaussian Random Field Theory was performed in FSL, which imposes a conservative mean threshold of Z>2.3 for three-dimensional cluster formation and a corrected significance threshold of P<0.05.
The directive imposes a limit that means the bonus cannot be more than the amount of the yearly salary, which can rise to up to two times the salary with shareholder approval.
It would impose a rigid means test for determining which petitioners could afford to repay creditors, thereby stripping judges of discretion to weigh individual cases.
Filtered scalar diffusion is investigated by imposing a lateral mean gradient in the scalar for each phase.
Means testing imposes a considerable and often humiliating burden on families to prove their dire straits, not to mention an avalanche of paperwork and significant overhead expense.
States would be given the capacity "to periodically vary the surcharge they impose as a means of injecting further competition into the federation", the audit report said.
In other sponsored academies, a strict new discipline policy has often been imposed as a means of marking a change of direction.
