Sentence examples for phased down to from inspiring English sources

By this measure, coal poses the greatest concern and most urgently needs to be phased down to meet carbon constraints.

In the future it will be phased down to 20percentt — about half the mark-up given to American products.

Loan origination fees, which can now be as high as 4percentt, would be reduced to 3percentt next year and phased down to 1percentt by 2010.

The final version of the law had 100percentt funding for all states for three years and then phased down to 90percentt federally subsidized funds for Medicaid's expansion.

The Investment Tax Credit is extended at current levels for residential projects (30percentthroughugh 2019, then phased down to 10percentt permanently in 2022, also the rate for commercial and utility-scale projects.

Example: I mean, say that ten-year-old boy has two brothers, eight and six, and their parents require child tax credits, only they can't get them, really, because from 2017 they will be phased down to two children only, a budget policy seemingly designed to attack the poorest families in the country, an effective two-child policy, here, that makes the poorest families poorer.

The federal match would phase down to 90percentt by 2020.

I anticipate only a small effect on state budgets, though, because through the ACA, the Feds pay 100percentt of Medicaid costs for people who qualify via the ACA's income provision, although that gradually phases down to 90percentt in 2020 and remains at that level.

He notes the examples of some red states that turned down the Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, initially fully paid for by federal dollars (100 percent for the first three years, phasing down to 90 percent by 2020), or infrastructure spending and extended unemployment benefits under the Recovery Act.

So we had the $211 million on the table, we were looking at 55 percent – this was based on not having a damaged business – but we were at 55 percent, 52-plus 52-plus percenten phandng down then0-50, which is the fair and equitable deal that we've been seeking all along.

The international troop presence will remain at around 13,000 in early 2015, with the drawdown to resume on its path to phasing down to a small assistance role by the end of 2016.