It has also been a long held position that any changes would be phased in slowly, over time, and would not affect any current or near term beneficiaries.
A DfE spokesman said: "Our new exams have been developed with subject experts, industry and universities and are being phased in to give schools time to prepare.
An aim should be to identify financing sources that will phase in over time as the economy strengthens.
If Mr. Murphy does not step back in, the Academy will again confront the usual questions about whether to pursue an Oscar veteran, like Billy Crystal, who would know the drill and require less phase-in time, or fresh faces like last year's hosts, Anne Hathaway and James Franco.
Give him a phase-in time to run his business and get it all started before he has to do all the rigmarole of licensing.
When the minimum wage rises, it is usually phased in over time, giving firms time to adjust.
Recent advances in dynamic sensitivity analysis (Wu et al. 2013) may offer promise for co-benefits analyses where complex dynamics result from the coupling of shifting time courses of mitigation phase-in, time-varying exposures, and varying lag times over which health impacts evolve.
The plan was to phase in the rules over time, allowing clubs a small amount of leeway that would gradually be reduced.
For other contracts, the agency will phase in position limits over time, once it gathers additional data.
But these cuts do not take place all at once (a "cliff"), they will be phased in over time, and the Congress can act at any time to halt any of these cuts.
