Sentence examples for intended to phase from inspiring English sources

This time from the German government, which said last year, of course, that it intended to phase out all its nuclear power plants by 2022.

Enrollment at Weequahic was plummeting, and Anderson intended to phase it out over three years, moving a new all-girls and an all-boys academy into the building.

Dozens of states are using optical-scan and touch-screen machines to comply with federal laws intended to phase out lever and punch-card machines after the hanging-chads confusion of the 2000 presidential election.

A treaty, the Montreal Protocol, intended to phase out the production of ozone-depleting compounds, was signed by 24 countries in 1987 and has since been ratified by almost 200.

Harrisburg's heavy debt load made it vulnerable to the recent decline in the value of municipal bonds prompted by the Federal Reserve's statements that it intended to phase out its monthly bond buying to stimulate the economy.

The Montreal Protocol, the 1989 treaty intended to phase out emissions of ozone-destroying chemicals, is widely considered one of the most successful international agreements, with near-global participation.

But a White House spokesman said today: "We intend to phase out the community access program.

SeaWorld intends to phase out its long-criticised killer whale show and replace it with a new and "informative" orca experience, it has been reported.

Over the next four years, the Palestinian government intends to phase in the remaining grades and introduce broader educational reforms: more creative teaching, less rote learning, compulsory English starting from the first grade, third-language electives including Hebrew, technology classes.

While Germany intends to phase out nuclear power, and France's new president, François Hollande, says he hopes to reduce his country's reliance on it, the British government appears to be moving in the opposite direction with its proposals, which are intended to attract $175 billion in investment to build new reactors and renewable energy plants.

While Germany intends to phase out nuclear power and France's new president, François Hollande, aims to reduce his country's reliance on it, the British government appears to be moving in the opposite direction with its proposals, aimed at luring investment of £110 billion, or $175 billion, to build new reactors and renewable energy plants.