Sentence examples for * phase in in from inspiring English sources

The change is being driven by new rules in the federal retirement system that Congress started to phase in in 2009 and, by dint of various schedules and formulas, are hitting home between now and Jan 1.

It's about whether we phase in — in the least painful way possible — a long-term plan that balances our need to protect the most vulnerable in this generation while funding the most opportunities for the next generation, and still creating growth.

This multiplication causes an instantaneous change in phase in the in-phase/quadrature (I/Q) constellation, which causes a rotation.

The restaurant industry continued to battle against Seattle's $15 minimum wage, which was approved in 2014 but is set to begin its phase-in in 2015.

"New fuel efficiency standards for light vehicles (scheduled to phase in starting in 2011) by themselves have the potential to begin reducing U.S. gasoline demand within the next decade," the report said.

They are timed to phase in starting in 2015, when the administration presumes that the need for outside military forces in Afghanistan will be significantly reduced.

The Asian efforts to wean themselves from Iranian crude are in response to legislation enacted by Congress at the end of last year requiring the administration to phase in sanctions in stages by late June that would make it very difficult for others to buy Iranian oil, by barring transactions with Iran's central bank.

The final estimation function takes the user's confidence level over each member technique into consideration such that the application of the method can phase in gradually in reality by building up the data mining capability.

The longer phase in period in the EU was to allow opportunity for alternatives to be developed and accepted by international testing authorities.

The treaty has phased in slowly.

During the test's phase-in period in 2000 and 2001, high school sophomores were allowed to pass the test with a score of 55 points.