Sentence examples for gradual phase in from inspiring English sources

Cormann said the gradual phase in meant no other state would be disadvantaged because they wouldn't lose compared with the projected GST shares over that time.

The 1997 tax law, which instituted the changes, called for the gradual phase-in.

Finance Minister Mathias Cormann has said a gradual phase-in means other states would not be disadvantaged.

They had asked for a more gradual phase-in of the new rules.

The gradual phase-in would apply not just to existing companies but to any new ones created by December of that year.

The US Treasury Department said the "gradual phase-in" was a sensible tweak, in response to feedback from business groups that are particularly concerned about the impact on part-time workers.

Rejecting an " 'all airbag' " standard, the agency had called for a gradual phase-in of a mix of passive restraints in order to spur technological development and win consumer acceptance.

Mr Elgie attributes this benign effect to the tax's revenue-neutral design, so every dollar raised is to be returned in tax cuts, and gradual phase-in, giving companies and individuals time to adjust.

Another useful measure would be a carbon tax — or its approximate equivalent, a cap-and-trade system — scheduled for a gradual phase-in after the economy has again reached full employment.

Justice Breyer wrote the majority decision, which upheld a ruling last year by the federal appeals court here that a suit against Honda for failing to include an airbag in a 1987 Accord was pre-empted by the federal regulation in effect at that time that permitted a gradual phase-in of passive restraints.

"The measures are still the same, but what has shifted is a more gradual phasing-in of the measures given the political agenda," he said.