The coalition rapidly downsized Prevent and shifted it to a police-led initiative.
"We basically took a view that they were so far gone and in a sense this was a very sobering statement of how much, below the surface, over the previous 10 years, the centre of gravity of Scottish public opinion had shifted in favour of the idea of independence," he says.
In the 80s, the focus shifted, with activists "working with industry and government to produce safer products", says Bobel.
Gillard then convened an expert panel and, on its recommendation, shifted policy again to resume offshore processing on Manus Island and Nauru – as had long been advocated by the Coalition.
That may sound simple, but the slippery definition of affordable housing has shifted yet again.
In recent days, their strategy has shifted to espousing transparency by publishing their US request figures, while seeking to stress that they push back against requests they see as inappropriate.
I don't think the major corporations have realised that the entertainment paradigm has actually shifted because the net can provide the entertainment community a means of getting their product out to a huge audience without huge distribution costs".
But after securing re-election in 1995 Akayev shifted his political course, steadily expanding his presidential powers.
The album, which racks up its 11th week in the No 1 spot, has shifted over 214,000 copies in the past seven days, giving the flame-haired musician the biggest one-week sales tally of any artist album this year.
Likewise there was huge trouble at ABT when Tharp was shifted from the coveted final place in the programme to the less prestigious opening slot.
The context: As the sun set and a purple-pink light spread over the sky, the mood shifted at Coachella.
