Sentence examples for gradually phasing in from inspiring English sources
The company has been gradually phasing in the use of this material, and expects all its plastic bottles to use it by 2020.
Conscious that Scotland's economic footing was now far weaker, Sturgeon said she would make no decision on staging a second referendum until next year's Holyrood elections and instead suggested the SNP was now in favour of gradually phasing in full fiscal independence within the UK over the next decade.
Graduated driver licensing (GDL) systems, first introduced in the US in 1996, were designed to protect young novice drivers by restricting exposure to risk initially and then gradually phasing in increased privileges as the driver gains experience.
The Government of Southern Sudan is gradually phasing in an English-only curriculum, and UNICEF is prioritizing crash courses in English language skills for Arabic-speaking teachers.
Strategies that might be used to help address endoscopy capacity and other resource challenges include restricting screening to a narrower age-range, and/or gradually phasing in screening across the full age-range.
Under those plans, the waiting period would be one year and gradually phase in over the next three.
At the same time, the city embarks on a months-long process to decide how best to remake the school and determine which new programs to gradually phase in at the old building.
Talent leaders will face the challenge of determining when to upskill existing roles versus when to gradually phase in new roles as part of an evolving workforce planning exercise.
"As the largest payer of mental health and substance use services in the United States, it is critical that any healthcare replacement provide states with a stable transition period and the opportunity to gradually phase in their populations to any new Medicaid financing structure," the GOP senators wrote to McConnell.
The proposed legislation from Supervisor David Chiu would gradually phase in a ban on the sale of bottled water of 21 fluid ounces or less on all city properties with leases signed after 2014 and at concerts, large events, parks and food trucks.
