Sentence examples for introducing means from inspiring English sources

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?

This could include abolishing the concession or introducing means testing to reduce the cost, though considerably unpopularity among the over-75s could result.

"The far-reaching changes we are introducing means the Scottish people and their elected representatives will be much more responsible not just for decisions on public spending in Scotland, but also for the Scottish taxes needed to pay for those decisions".

This structure should include providing long term incentives, such as subsidies or preferential terms for green projects, as well as introducing means to promote the adoption of green practices.

In addition to calling for cuts in federal government spending to help reduce the national debt, Romney proposed measures intended to limit the growth of entitlement programs, such as introducing means testing and gradually raising the eligibility ages for receipt of Social Security and Medicare.

Ministers were seeking to target help for the most severely disabled by introducing means-testing of incapacity benefit for people with pension income, he said.

We have now spent the last two years tinkering with the model and hope the improvements we're introducing mean that our projected winner will be the one to take it all.

Changes to child benefit payments for the better-off - introducing means-testing for the previously universal benefit - come into effect at midnight on 7 January.

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.