Sentence examples for be prepared to shift from inspiring English sources

We must be prepared to shift the focus of social security spending from benefits to bricks and mortar – to building houses, not lining the pockets of rentier landlords.

The treasurer Joe Hockey has hinted the government might be prepared to shift ground on its insistence that a crucial $150m research funding extension hinges on the passage of contentious legislation to deregulate university fees.

Hospitals must be prepared to shift from routine to large-scale emergency operation.

Committing to monogamy requires you to be honest with yourself about this and to be prepared to shift the desire stirred up in the world back to your partner.

25 42 The CRM-based A-TEAM programme used in the SBTT in this study emphasises that leaders should structure teamwork, and followers should focus on tasks, and also that members should be prepared to shift between the two roles depending on the situation, that is, all team members should embrace a 'situational' or 'functional' leadership.

Be prepared to shift around.

We're closer to the end of discussions than the middle".To the dismay of Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, of Mitt Romney, the Republican rival for the presidency, and of many members of Congress, Mr Obama may be preparing to shift another red line.

Many of the Taiwanese technology companies that set up in China were attracted by its cheap labour, and to get through the door they were prepared to shift some expertise to the mainland.

In addition to easing off on the job of domestic reinflation, tapering is effectively communicating to the world, via markets, the message that America is prepared to shift more of its demand abroad.

While the prime minister is stumping the country, Ms McKew is addressing local groups ranging from the chamber of commerce to recreational quilt-makers".A lot of Liberal voters are volunteering that they're prepared to shift their vote," she tells me.

Banks are preparing to shift roles out of London amid the uncertainty about whether the UK can keep its "passporting" rights allowing them to operate across the EU.