Sentence examples for moved to phase from inspiring English sources

The Newman government promised the timber industry renewed access to native forests after its predecessor, the Bligh government, had moved to phase out native logging.

Both Kent police and Highways England said it was possible the operation would be moved to phase five, but as yet there was no need for more space for the waiting traffic.

In Spain, too, the government recently moved to phase out advertising on public TV, seeking to bolster ad revenue at commercial broadcasters, which have suffered heavily during the crisis.

Following an Environment Agency report on PFOS, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) moved to phase it out, but so much foam was needed at Buncefield that fire brigades were forced to bring their old PFOS-containing stocks as well.

Last year, the F.D.A. moved to phase out the indiscriminate use of antibiotics in cows, pigs and chickens, though it continued to allow them for the treatment of illness, a policy decision that consumer health advocates said weakened the new rule.

In 2012, the city moved to phase out a payroll tax that is based on staff in favor of a gross receipts tax based off of gross earnings, a boon for burgeoning tech startups with large overhead operating costs but low revenue.

On climate change, India agreed to move to phase down hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, according to a treaty known as the Montreal Protocol.

In France and Spain, governments have tried to bolster public television by moving to phase out advertising on public TV, holding up the ad-free BBC as a model.

EU leaders have give the green light for Brexit negotiations to move to phase two, addressing Britain's future relationship with the bloc.

Russia has high hopes that, as Germany moves to phase out nuclear energy by 2022, it will need more gas to make up for the shortfall.

The next phase is even more challenging as governments and businesses move to phase out carbon emissions from the global economy – first by targeting economic sectors that were left out of the Paris agreement.