Sentence examples for could phased from inspiring English sources

The money could phased in slower than Mr Stevens' plan implies - although I'm not sure that, if they did it aggressively, it would meet the spirit of the Stevens plan.

The stark political reality is that only a Tory government could phase out our nuclear arsenal.

A modern American effort could phase out oil dependency and open a new era of American leadership.

Spanish officials were privately content: now Spain could phase out some of its boats with hefty EU compensation.

Asked if Australia could phase out coal power by 2050, Taylor said the key "is not to focus on an industry it's to focus on the outcome".

And Democrats have jumped on a statement by Ms. McMahon that she would like to see provisions that they say could phase out Social Security.

For example, it could phase in the transfer of spending powers to family doctors and make that new responsibility voluntary at first.

All serious estimates suggest that we could phase in limits on greenhouse gas emissions with at most a small impact on the economy's growth rate.

In his recent book, "The Curse of Cash," Rogoff laid out a plan by which the U.S. could phase out its (commercially rare) large bills over nearly a decade.

Citing the Australian Energy Market Operator, which manages the national electricity grid, the Greens say Victoria has more energy than it needs and could phase out some power stations without risking blackouts and price increases.

But it argues that new technologies could phase out mundane jobs, raise productivity levels and so deliver higher wages and "allow workers to concentrate on more human-centric roles that are beyond the reach of machines".