Sentence examples for which is phasing from inspiring English sources

Critics of the original deal had noted that the sale of the McBurney building at 215 West 23rd Street would have displaced dozens of low-income residents at the Y, which is phasing out its single-room occupancy program.

The Obama administration, which is phasing out the more than $30 million the federal government spends on the Texas program each year, said the Social Security Act prevents states from restricting Medicaid patients' choice of qualified health care providers.

At the same time, Europe is moving from gas, which is expensive there, to much more polluting coal — especially in Germany, which is phasing out its nuclear plants following the Fukushima disaster in Japan.

"Each of our institutions serves different missions, and naturally different levels of students," said Phyllis Palmiero, executive director of the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia, which is phasing in a requirement that all public institutions assess students in six competencies, beginning this past academic year with technological literacy and writing.

3. Renewable technology has come on in leaps and bounds When it comes to renewables, the UK is lagging behind European competitors such as Germany which is phasing out its nuclear reactors and where renewables already produce nearly 30% of electricity supply.

"Those of us who sell the lowest air fares just get on with it," he said.Ryanair, which is phasing out its older Boeing 737s over the next three years, has had an unblemished safety record in its 18 years of operations.

If your income from the company was £190,000, splitting it would get you back your personal allowance, which is phased out on earnings above £100,000, and also let you use your partner's.

A slew of projects have been proposed in Oregon and Washington, which would mean obtaining permits from two of the bluest and greenest states in the country, both of which are phasing out their own coal-fired power plants.

Company spokesman Jim Olson says the coffee chain's initiative to create discussion on diversity and racial inequality will continue without the handwritten messages, which are phasing out as originally planned.

And they escaped the dreaded national service, which was phased out from 1957.

Jury trials, which were phased out by the Bolsheviks, were revived in the 1990s.