Sentence examples for were to phase from inspiring English sources

Defence secretary Michael Fallon talking up the Russian threat, Admiral Lord West saying how "shocked" the Americans would be if we were to phase out Trident.

Less-developed countries, which had consumed 12,000 metric tons in 2003, were to phase out use by 2015.

If the new France that she promises were to phase out the "vous" form altogether, at least this would rescue foreigners like myself from frequent gaffes as well as unfounded presumptions of intimacy.

(If, on the other hand, the deduction were to phase out gradually as the headcount increased from, say, 400 to 500, the deduction  would be much smaller, and the choice would be much less stark for the company approaching the threshold).

State insurance regulators were to phase out health plans that insurers had been offering before 2014, thereby moving those policyholders into the marketplaces.

Another effective goal would be to phase out fossil fuel subsidies.

The fourth step is to phase out the practice of using antibiotics to promote livestock growth.

Our plan was to phase out aid to those South Sudanese who had returned from exile.

One is to phase out surface impoundments or accumulations, and move all ash to landfills.

I asked this question at a conference and was told that the plan was to phase out doctors.

"Global development co-operation would not be effective if support to them were to be phased out," it said.