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While the proposal should preserve Switzerland's prized banking secrecy, it is likely to accelerate a shift away from banks relying on undeclared assets.
If the efforts of the two big companies gain momentum over time, that promises to accelerate a shift in power to consumers in health care, just as Internet technology has done in other industries.
And like the previous one, this boom is likely to accelerate a shift toward 15-year mortgages because many investors think they can make more money by sinking money into their own houses than into a weak stock market.
The road is expected to accelerate a shift of Mexican produce trucks entering the United States to Hidalgo County from Nogales, Ariz., for quicker access to East Coast markets.
Taxpayers will have to back them.Exchange of viewsReforms will accelerate a shift to CCP clearing that was already under way, but proposals to push standardised and cleared derivatives onto exchanges are new, and more contentious.
She thinks the growth of internet-connected TVs is bound to accelerate a shift away from old-fangled channel-hopping.That would be bad news for the BBC, which is already retrenching after its licence fee was frozen until at least 2017.
This accelerated a shift in economic power away from America and Europe towards fast-growing countries in Asia and elsewhere.
The sinking prompted calls from environmental groups for accelerating a shift to sturdier tanker designs with double hulls designed to cut risks of big spills.
Michael Franc, vice president for government relations at the Heritage Foundation, in Washington, told me that he believed recent events — the severe economic downturn and measures to address it that have alarmed many — have accelerated a shift that was already under way.
The Tennessee Valley Authority sharply accelerated a shift away from coal as an energy source on Thursday, saying it would shut down eight electricity-generating units that together will burn nearly a fifth of its coal this year.
Users of rechargeable batteries, including automakers with hybrid cars like the Toyota Prius, are responding to high prices and shortages by accelerating a shift to lithium ion batteries instead of nickel-metal-hydride batteries, which require lanthanum, a rare earth.
