Sentence examples for would means from inspiring English sources
The Lib Dems would means test pensioner benefits and possibly link them to receipt of pension credit.
News Ltd reported the government would means test its new childcare assistance measures, with families on a combined income of $165,000 or less getting the greatest benefit.
It would means fewer student loans, an upgrade of academic discipline in nonscience courses in college and recognition that the liberal arts degree has already abandoned the traditional canon.
It would means the boots, footwear of choice for generations of skinheads, punks and students, joining the Permira stable of brands which also includes Hugo Boss and New Look.
The family tax benefit cuts were to pay for the changes which would means test childcare assistance measures announced in the 2015 budget, with families on a combined income of $165,000 or less getting the greatest benefit.
It's likely that the proposal won't be finalized until 2014, which would means that it would go into effect in 2015, requiring companies to publicly disclose it in their filings in 2016.
BothLabour and the Liberal Democrats have said they would means-test some of those benefits.
"It would mean everything.
Rules would mean new regulations.
This would mean civil disobedience.
