Sentence examples for phased out from from inspiring English sources

The EU's existing subsidies were scheduled to be phased out from July 2002.

And they escaped the dreaded national service, which was phased out from 1957.

The department said funding would drop further to £500,000 in 2014 and then phased out from 2017.

In part, these banks' difficulties stem from their public-sector rivals' ability to draw on state guarantees which, however, are due to be phased out from July 2005.

It wants them to be completely phased out from UK homes by 2011, two years after the EU intends to stop their sale.

Leagues for young children are being phased out from next year, pitch sizes will get smaller, goal sizes will get smaller.

Bed, Bath and Beyond quickly followed suit, publishing a list of restricted substances it plans to phase out from products it carries.

Bierkens et al.'s (2011) study of PbA exposure throughout the European Union (EU) included many data from after 2000, when EU countries had phased out Pb from automotive gasoline and saw diminished industrial use.

The brazen suggestion that a world peopled only with women (men phased out even from procreation) would be not only functional, but a flawless, gleaming, quasi-socialist utopia is an exhilarating bit of constructive hyperbole.

Although a number of countries have recently phased out lead from gasoline, lead exposure at the population level in some locations, particularly in developing countries, remains high.

McDonald's later phased out foam boxes from its restaurants.