Sentence examples for phased- from inspiring English sources

The new European operation will have only a third of the resources of the Italian operation that is being phased out.

Switzerland and others phased it out because of the cost and the bureaucracy.

As they throw customers over tables and punch people in the face, one customer doesn't seem phased.

The new regulations will be phased in between April and October.

Faced with the sudden plunge in oil prices, Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has been downplaying the SNP's quest for full fiscal autonomy in the run-up to the election, arguing it would be slowly phased in with continuing financial support from UK taxpayers.

If that is not bad enough the government will start to introduce a new national funding formula next April that will be phased in over the next four years.

The change, which will put school sixth forms on a level footing with further education and sixth form colleges, is being phased in over several years to allow schools affected to adjust.

She said the regulation should be phased in to ensure families' needs were met.

The phased approach to the Work for the Dole programs will cost $14.9m over two years.

Conservative members didn't want it phased in over 10 years: they wanted it at once.

The reduction would be adjusted for inflation, phased in over three years, and only come into force when unemployment is below 6%.