Sentence examples for under phase out from inspiring English sources

By a wide margin, those polled welcomed TSA policy changes that would largely halt pat-downs for children 12 and under, phase out the requirement to remove shoes, implement a trusted traveler program called PreCheck and install new software in full-body scanning machines to enhance privacy.

She is coming under increasing pressure to phase out nuclear energy soonest.

Mayor Bloomberg supports the pipeline as a cleaner and greener alternative to dirty heating oil, which thousands of buildings are expected to phase out under tightened city regulations over the next few years.

Whatever the answer, many companies see the disruption unleashed by the reforms as the business opportunity of a lifetime.One of the biggest shifts under way is to phase out the "fee for service" model, in which hospitals and doctors' surgeries are reimbursed for each test or treatment with no regard for the outcome, encouraging them to put patients through unnecessary and expensive procedures.

The cost of helping developing countries phase out CFCs under the Montreal protocol was just $2.4 billion all-told from 1990-2010.

The bill also would require states to phase out policies under which children are detained in either juvenile or adult facilities for offenses like violating curfew or smoking.

The 36-year-old 340-MW plant was the oldest in Germany and was the second of the original 19 reactors in the country to close under Germany's plan to phase out nuclear power by 2021.

(The U.S. will have to phase out the quotas under those agreements by the end of 2004, under China's WTO membership agreement).

It would formally designate coal ash as a hazardous waste under federal law, require industry to phase out porous sludge ponds, replace them with sturdy, leak-proof facilities, and take other protective steps.

Other initiatives under way include an effort to phase out Germany's Habilitation requirement--a long-term apprenticeship for a tenured faculty position--and a parallel move to create "junior professor" slots (Science, 5 January, p. 23); an expansion of the DFG's mini-graduate school program; and a new DFG effort to build up research centers at a few universities.

Under the Montreal Protocol of 1987, countries agreed to phase out gases known to be harmful to the ozone layer.