Sentence examples for phasing in of from inspiring English sources

It also set deadlines on the issuing and phasing in of even cleaner China V standards.

For simplicity we treat the period prior to 1st July 2007 as pre-activation and the period from 1st July 2007 as post-activation (i.e. we initially ignore the phasing in of activation).

The likelihoods of passing the year according to type of problem were compared before and after phasing in of the new assessment system.

One way to reduce the risks is called graduated licensing, which is the phasing in of privileges for young drivers.

He confirms final legislation due in 2015 to allow reforms to be enacted, with phasing in of new rules by a final deadline of 2019.

While the automation of agricultural production and the phasing in of robotics would cost some jobs, it was also a response to shortages of reliable rural labour, he says.

The phasing-in of trade concessions is an example.

The money that would have gone to French farmers will instead finance a phasing-in of payments to farmers in the new member states.

"The measures are still the same, but what has shifted is a more gradual phasing-in of the measures given the political agenda," he said.

As the minister responsible, I was irked by negative aspects of the policy, and her threat enabled me to persuade Roy Jenkins, then chancellor, to allow me to announce the phasing-in of equal pay.

Allow for pot-holes on the negotiators' way, and then for the phasing-in of what they at last decide, and within, say, 20 years, free trade will rule from Alaska to Cape Horn.