Sentence examples for phasing out of existing from inspiring English sources

• There could be a cut back, or phasing out, of existing employee shares schemes to make way for the new All Employee Share Option Plan, due to be introduced in April.

This plan calls for the phase-out of existing reactors around the world and a moratorium on construction of new commercial nuclear reactors.

"The Bush administration should at most be looking to proceed with what the Nuclear Regulatory Commission was planning -- an orderly phase-out of existing power plants," said Paul L. Leventhal, president of the Nuclear Control Institute and co-director of the Senate investigation into the 1979 accident at Three Mile Island.

The bill will limit fiscal wars by banning new tax concessions and phasing out existing ones.

But the "hard choices" by governments about phasing out existing projects should start in the developed countries such as Australia, the report says.

The firm said it was phasing out 600 existing jobs and creating up to 100 new posts across the business.

Switzerland — a much smaller nation — decided this month to abandon plans to build new nuclear reactors and will phase out its existing plants when they reach the end of their normal lives.

As for the current program's 13-year gestation over Apollo's eight, today's NASA must phase out two existing programs, the shuttle and the International Space Station, to proceed without the luxury of an Apolloesque money-dump.

The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) will phase out existing levels of support over the next year, giving players who lose out significantly a chance to adjust to their new financial means.

It must be phased out as existing contracts come to their end and gradually replaced by a more robust model for all schools, such as that of the maintained trust school introduced by the Labour government in 2006.

Many of those educators, on returning home, have organized Mandarin classes in their districts for the first time, often deciding to phase out an existing language to make room.