Sentence examples for expected to be phased from inspiring English sources

Those standards are not expected to be phased in until 2016, at the earliest.

The highly secure identification card is expected to be phased in nationwide by 2013, but would be introduced in New York next year.

The cabs are expected to be phased in over three to five years, until nearly all of the city's roughly 13,000 yellow cabs are the same.

Similar increases went into effect for compressed natural gas and diesel fuel, with subsidy reductions for other commodities expected to be phased in gradually.

(The city's Taxi of Tomorrow, expected to be phased in later this year as the cornerstone of a nearly uniform taxi fleet, is a Nissan NV200).

It is also likely to mean the end of the EMI brand in America, where the label is expected to be phased out, although the name will be retained in European markets.

(The "don't ask, don't tell" policy, rescinded by Congress and President Obama, is still technically on the books but is expected to be formally phased out this year).

It was expected to be gradually phased out once misdiagnosis and re-registration rates were reduced to an acceptable level (<10%).

The result was expected to be a phase of oligotrophication with decreasing primary production(7) which would reverse the effects of eutrophication and return coastal ecosystems to an earlier state.

For a while now, the US and other developed nations have lobbied hard for HFCs to be brought under the widely accepted Montreal Convention, which expects HFCs to be phased out by 2020 for developed nations and 2030 for developing nations.

With Barcelona, who failed to win any silverware last season, hiring Luis Enrique as head coach last month, they have embarked on what is expected to be a transitional phase.