Sentence examples for phased to from inspiring English sources

After his first BBC adaptation, Madame Bovary, was screened, he was momentarily phased to find himself fielding questions about which Flaubert translations he preferred.

Under this set of procedures, Cameron would have been extricated from whatever he was doing, and the traffic lights would have been phased to allow him to be driven without pause to Downing Street.

In five weeks of voting – phased to allow more than 8 million security personnel and officials to be redeployed around the country – 15,000 litres of indelible ink has been used to mark the fingers of 551 million people who have voted.

But its instincts are pragmatic Stefan Walter, the secretary-general of the Basel Committee, says the aim is "a balanced package where the costs will be phased to avoid economic disruption and the benefits will be substantial .That hasn't stopped the banks fighting their corner.

Their launch will be phased to maintain coverage through to about 2040.

The party says the voluntary redundancies must be "planned and phased to ensure the least possible disruption to services".

But Fogwill says companies are taking the opportunity to fine-tune future plans, something explicitly mentioned by Shell in its press release about the cancellation—"the project would be re-phased to take advantage of the market downturn to optimise design and retender certain contracts"—but oddly ignored in most articles.

This was important in order to apply modal corrections while keeping the segments co-phased to a high degree.

Welland advocates a phased approach to greening any business.

This will ensure a phased approach to charging".

Similar conclusions can be drawn for single phase-to-ground, two phase-to-ground and phase-to-phase faults.