Sentence examples for moving to phase from inspiring English sources

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.

We're moving to phase two of a trial with Global, the second largest national broadcaster.

In addition, the group of trialists and research centers expands in moving to phase III, reaching out beyond the inner circle of investigators and coordinators.

Moving to phase III based on positive clinical results in subgroups but not the overall analysis in phase II also carries significant risk as exemplified by the failure in phase III of tarenflurbil in mild AD, a subgroup with apparently positive results in phase II [ 11].

Ultimately, the efficacy of IKK 16 and similar molecules needs to be evaluated in large mammals before moving to Phase 1 safety studies in humans.

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

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.

The Staffordshire coal power plant is the latest to pull down the shutters due to low power prices and higher carbon costs, as the energy secretary, Amber Rudd, moves to phase out coal by 2025.

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.

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.