Sentence examples for aims to shift from inspiring English sources

The industry aims to shift the financial burden of probation directly onto probationers.

With its proposal, the administration aims to shift that balance to a more user-financed system.

A growing group of "modernist greens" aims to shift the environmental movement's focus away from nature and its fragility.

He aims to shift power to borrowers and to states, letting governments happily print money as they will.

(Wall Street Journal) The millionth iPhone Apple sold its millionth iPhone yesterday - that's one tenth of the amount it aims to shift next year.

(USA Today) Apple aims to shift 10m iPhones in 2008, about 1% of the global mobile market that would generate more than $5bn revenue.

Marriott, he said, is aiming to shift "JW Marriott into the higher end of upscale travel.

But they aim to shift more of the insurance burden onto banks with more than $10 billion in assets.

As part of the Depaul UK "Nightstop" programme – in which volunteers offer homeless young people spare beds – the posters aim to shift stereotypical negative perceptions of homeless people.

Late last year Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, approved four new appointments to NHK's 12-strong board of governors, aiming to shift its coverage rightward.

The retail chief, who took the helm last year, is aiming to shift the company's internal culture from chasing margins to focusing in its customers.