Sentence examples for acceptance of a shift from inspiring English sources

And Harmony has won union acceptance of a shift system that will enable it to mine every day in the year except for 12 public holidays.But Gold Fields also gains from price rises, and it is less tied to South Africa: it dug 2.8m ounces there in 2003-04, but another 1.35m, at lower cost, elsewhere, and made a $156m operating profit.

This operated through an acceptance of a challenging shift pattern that accommodated to the prevailing curfew and taking on additional responsibilities through informal task-shifting, as well as more direct influence on quality of care.

For instance, there might need to be clear admissibility criteria for postdocs that might possibly include standards for English language ability, a change in the locus for making the offer of acceptance, and a shift of the overall responsibility for postdocs from an individual professor to an academic unit.

This is because crucial decision making is often done by family members or is left entirely up to the physician, and there seems to be a general acceptance of this shifting of focus from the individual to other people.

The Burns essay and the Iraq symposium are part of a consistent effort by the Times -- the Pollack-O'Hanlon puff for the surge and the double endorsement of McCain and Clinton were part of the same effort -- to shift legitimate opinion toward acceptance of a large and permanent American force in the Middle East.

We selected the I-SEA to determine if the relationship between trust in science and acceptance of evolution would shift depending on the context of evolution, as acceptance of evolution is likely to shift with context.

It was enough of a shift to hit the pause button in my brain and land on Acceptance.

President Bush today moved to defuse a potential arms race in Asia by offering Beijing talks to blunt the impact of America's withdrawal from the 1972 Antiballistic Missile treaty, while Russia signaled grudging acceptance of Washington's shift.

Consistent with an acceptance of difference, ontological shifts would be represented with many voices and research design would embrace polysemia (i.e., many meaning systems, hence truths).

The high levels of acceptance of task shifting found in Ethiopia may be impacted by the degree to which task shifting has been adopted by the country.

There was apparently high acceptance of task shifting in HIV/AIDS service delivery, with involvement of community health workers (CHW) and PLWHA in care and support of AIDS patients.