Sentence examples for introduction of means from inspiring English sources

On average the councils that responded to the Guardian survey will this year protect adult and children services from the brunt of the cuts – but that is against a backdrop of rising demand for help and the introduction of means testing to make up the shortfall.

He will suggest the introduction of means testing for universal benefits such as free television licences for the over-75s is a viable approach.

Introduction of means of alternative power engineering in structure of the building demands special events on safety measures that is strongly reflected in space-planning decisions.

Following the publication of the report, the Labour education secretary David Blunkett announced the introduction of means tested tuition fees to begin in September 1998.

Many larger middle-income families – 1.2 million of them – who were unaffected by the introduction of means-testing for the child benefit, would lose an average of £1,000 a year.

The committee also expressed concern about the introduction of means-testing for legal advice and assistance at police stations, warning that it would "hinder the effective exercise of the right of access to legal advice by an arrested and detained person".

This means: no modifications of the benefit formula, such as shifting to price-indexing over wage-indexing; no alterations of the Consumer Price Index, which determines annual cost-of-living adjustments; no introduction of means-testing, which would dilute the value of Social Security to higher-income retirees; and no increase in the normal retirement age.

"Survivor" begs the application of Werner Heisenberg's uncertainty principle: the introduction of a means of observation (in this case, the camera) might alter the behavior of the observed.

The sea grass ought to be much longer, but the introduction of livestock means the floodplain is grazed.

Such a regenerative fuel cell entails not only a revision of electrode design but also the introduction of special means for separating the product gases.

"I think that the introduction of fees means that the very few people who were ever going to take their employer to tribunal will no longer be able to, and the figures were very low anyway.