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CIPLA, the Indian company which started supplying affordable ARVs to low income countries in 2002, announced in July 2012 that, after shifting its export portfolio away from the tender ARV business, will cut down exposure to anti-HIV drugs, and shift it to high-margin, complex products such as inhalers [ 16].

"They are trying to prune the business of unprofitable contracts and shift it to higher-margin areas of the business that require more expertise," Mr. Noland said.

The most notable was the move to lift the yuan from a fixed dollar peg in 2005 and shift it to what has in effect been a crawling peg.

But there aren't many; Mr Cameron's campaign to cut the crap has reaped a promise to cut around £50 ($83) from a household energy bill of £1,300 and shift it to general taxation.

"I have taken the opportunity with ABC management several times over the last few years to urge the ABC to not only retain the Victorian based 7.30 report and it's predecessor Stateline, but to give it greater prominence and shift it to Monday night - bigger audience and greater significance.

At that point, the regulator should reverse the burden of proof and shift it to those who are promoting the transactions and benefiting from them.

The Atlantic stopped making room for The Puzzler in its print pages two years ago and shifted it to the Web, where crosswords have historically languished.

The coalition rapidly downsized Prevent and shifted it to a police-led initiative.

These changes included the shift to a public company structure, a move that limited Goldman executives' personal exposure to risk and shifted it to shareholders.

It's just that it's a regressive tax taking money from the poor and middle-income people and shifting it to a very wealthy group of people.

The ethanol program, as some experts describe it, essentially takes money that would have gone to the Federal Highway Trust Fund, through gasoline taxes, and shifts it to American agriculture.