Sentence examples for phased out through from inspiring English sources

At the halfway point he has already hit the target with six, three others are at least improving their performance and one division (logistics and assembly) has been phased out through integration.

For properties older than the flood insurance program, where premiums cost half as much as for newer buildings, those discounts are being phased out, through yearly rate increases of 25 percent.

That program was originally set to expire in September, however, at its last meeting the Fed announced the program would be slowly phased out through October, to help "promote a smooth transition".

Products like these were slowly phased out through the 1960s, and were completely outlawed by the Controlled Substances Act in 1970.

But as the basic infrastructure was laid in and other sources of labor became available, slavery became less important and by 1800 it was being phased out through gradual emancipation.

Seemingly phased out of boxing through a combination of age and lack of opponents, Toney now seeks to become a middle-aged star in mixed martial arts, beginning with a catchweight contest with former three-time heavyweight champion Couture, and ending with an unlikely shot at Lesnar's super-sized belt.

"I think we should phase out, through tax reform, the tax credits for wind, for solar, for the oil and gas sector, for all that stuff," Bush said.

Fighting could be phased out.

Ten are being phased out.

These influences may be direct (e.g. through farmer-to-farmer contact), or indirect (e.g. through cooperatives phasing out the general supply of certain chemicals as a result of farmer lobbying, or through established, non-supportive policies inhibiting IPM).

Weld County School District 6 also will begin phasing out processed and precooked meals this year through the training and resources provided by Cook for America, with the goal of providing all meals from scratch by the beginning of next school year.