Andrew J. Spano, the Westchester County executive, attributed the settlement to "a historic shift of philosophy" by federal housing officials.
"It's a shifting of the philosophy from make the contribution deductible and tax the benefit to have the contribution be after tax and don't tax the benefit".
One researcher said: "You've got the faddism of the politicians, who might just say, 'Let's lose it now, because it's been going three years and where are your results?'" The report calls for more widespread discussion about conflicting interests and competing philosophies, and a shift of focus from evidence-based policy and practice, to building knowledge over time.
Modelling a shift of qualities.
This marks something of a shift in philosophy from the coach, who has often talked of picking on "long-term form".
That is not because of a shift in philosophy by Mr. Obama or his party, but rather because of the looming cost of the retirements of baby boomers and of the persistent ideological boldness of partisan foes.
Mr. Platt said the new ruling reflected the waning influence of two Republican administrations and a shift in philosophy resulting from eight years of Democratic appointments and financing decisions.
The challenge may be in the shifting of philosophy, attitude, and priority on the part of health care providers.
Signalling a "shift in philosophy," she announced the creation of a Conviction Integrity Unit, to insure "that only guilty people are convicted here in Cook County".
Koplan sees this evolution as running "parallel to a shift in philosophy and attitude that emphasises the mutuality of real partnership, a pooling of experience and knowledge, and a two-way flow between developed and developing countries" [ 1].
