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Tobacco firms lobbying MPs to derail smoking phase-out, charity warns.
But since the rapid expansion of Israel's economy in the 1990s, US economic aid to Israel began to gradually phase out in the 21st century.
to Israel began to gradually phase out in the
Or, for example, saying, kind of asking why governments waste so much time discussing things like whether or not to, you know, stop using or phase out fossil fuels at UN climate conferences.
Slovakia was complaining that a separate EU plan to, in the long term, phase out and ban all sales of Russian oil and gas here in the European Union would jeopardise Slovakia's own energy security.
That means that carmakers are not only incentivized to phase out passenger cars in their fleet, but they are pushed to make each category bigger.
Many of the nuclear power stations built since the 1960s are reaching the end of their planned life and not everyone thinks they should be replaced In 2011, 1 country announced that it would phase out meaning gradually stop using nuclear power altogether.
Today, we spotlight Amazon's giant strides to redefine its packaging landscape and phase out plastic in its North American operations.
This ambitious move alone will phase out nearly 15 billion plastic air pillows annually.
There's a huge interest to phase out conventional fuel rods for different forms of fuel, for
Rachel Sarnoff: You know the objective really was to phase out straws
So I've been kind of trying to like phase out of it and push it to like every other day and I do feel like my hair has been a bit less greasy.