Sentence examples for introduce means from inspiring English sources

The reforms Reforms now being phased into crown courts introduce means testing, making it impossible for defendants on incomes such as MPs to be granted legal aid.

Clause 12 paves the way for secondary legislation to introduce means testing for legal advice for those held in a police station.

Part of the answer to this, Bach says, is to introduce means testing in crown court cases - proposals which the government announced last week would go ahead from January, and which Bach says he is "looking forward to".

If the Conservatives win in May's election, Mr Cameron says he will not introduce means testing for benefits.

Mr Cameron promised at the 2010 election not to introduce means testing for benefits such as bus passes, TV licences and the winter fuel allowance.

Following the announcement of the competition, CEO of NSB, Einar Enger, said that he did not see competition as a threat, but instead that NSB would introduce means to rationalize costs.

Citing a secret document drawn up by Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, in 2012, Mr Alexander told The Guardian that the Tories would introduce means-testing of child benefit, stop 16- to 19-year-olds getting it, limit support to two children and remove the higher rate paid for the first child.

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The 2005 Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act made it harder to declare bankruptcy by introducing means testing.

Perhaps May is planning on introducing means testing and (so called) ability testing at the same time?