Sentence examples for phase of transition from inspiring English sources

"We had a phase of transition between 2003 and now," Mr. Kagermann said.

On the contrary, it demonstrates that the phase of transition has been remarkably well negotiated, and that the country's political culture is mature enough to choose its political future peacefully and fairly.

[The workers] were passing their lives in poor conditions".The mine itself cannot be visited, he explains a bit tensely, because this is a crucial phase of transition.

"India is a society in a phase of transition that is based on a high segregation of men and women," said Ranjana Kumari, the director of the Center for Social Research in New Delhi.

In every state, vocational schools -- many of them no longer using the word vocational in their names -- are in some phase of transition, either because of intense pressure to adapt to new demands or because educators have seized the moment as an opportunity to turn them around.

The trustees added they would work with governors in each area to "facilitate this first phase of transition".

We've entered a new and unpredictable phase of transitioning governments in the Middle East".

As a part of NLÉ´s Lagos Water Communities Project, Adeyemi and company are in the design phase of transitioning Makoko's common quarters from dilapidated houses on stilts to floating a-frame family units, with a "floating community" being the end goal of the initiative.

During the initial phases of transition in the Netherlands and California (USA), distrust was manifested by protest against the installation of smart meters [4, 12].11.

Second, cities can be viewed as seedbeds and locations for testing, experimenting with and developing radical innovations in the early phases of transition.

Each statement represents one of three phases of transition; phase 1- childhood/dependent on parents, phase 2- experimenting and orienting to the future, and phase 3- adulthood/independence.