Sentence examples for a push to shift from inspiring English sources

The subsequent firestorm in Parliament over the bank's conduct led to the resignation of its chief executive, Robert E. Diamond Jr., and a push to shift control of the interest rate mechanism into more trustworthy hands.

It seemed better, according to the consensus of opinion makers, to make a big push to shift people from welfare to work.

There is also a global push to shift derivative-trading to central clearing houses.Estimates vary as to how much of the sting of these regulations is yet to be felt.

The House did pass funding bills this week for the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security, but those measures would increase spending for those agencies, part of a Republican push to shift the burden of the sequester away from defense and entirely onto domestic programs.

Both additions are a clear nod to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos's push to shift more federal dollars to private schools and focus greater attention on vocational training.

Russia and its allies could push to shift control of the internet's core functions to a government body like the U.N. where they have more influence.

Microsoft will now push to shift the locus of computing off the desktop altogether -- and out into a "cloud" of large server computers located on the Internet.

In recent months, the union held several protests over what it called AT&T's push to shift more health insurance costs to union members.

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In 2006, aides to President George W. Bush unsuccessfully pushed to shift 18 programs to the Commerce Department.

The trend was a "big shift and a surprise" to both Editd and fashion retailers, who until recently relied primarily on discounts and marketing pushes to shift inventory.