Sentence examples for strict means from inspiring English sources

"Anyone facing a crown court trial is eligible for legal aid, subject to a strict means test, but may be required to pay significant contributions – up to the entire cost of their defence.

In the Burnip case, the judges made it clear that claimants should not be expected to use DLA and other disability-related benefits towards their rent, but the Papworth Trust research shows that councils are not being consistent in following this principle and many are denying DHP assistance on the basis that DLA takes their income above the strict means test.

Let m be a (m1, m2 -stabilizable m2 -stabilizablemeane strict means.

The means min and max are not strict while H, G, A, L, L*, I, I* are strict means.

Assume that one of the following three statements holds: (i) m 1 < m 1 ′, m 2 ′ and m 3 ′ are strict means, (ii) m 2 < m 2 ′, m 1 and m 3 ′ are strict means, (iii) m 3 < m 3 ′, m1and m2are strict means.

It is not hard to check that the trivial means min and max are not strict, while A, G, H, L, I, S, C are strict means.

Every strict mean m satisfies that, m a, b) = a ⇒ a = b.

It is easy to see that if m is a strict mean then so is m*.

Also, every strict mean m satisfies that m ( a, b ) = a ⟹ a = b.

We say that m is a strict mean if m ( a, b ) is strictly increasing in a and in b.

Separation between the church and the world and the tradition of voluntary membership enabled radicals to demand higher standards of church membership and stricter means of church discipline than could their magisterial counterparts.