Sentence examples for be to shift the from inspiring English sources
One way out of the historical impasse may be to shift the probe to the perpetrators.
The most important goal to which mandatory voting could contribute would be to shift the burden of ensuring that citizens can vote from the individual to the state.
A temporary solution would be to shift the ads to the right hand column when people search for government services which would at least stop the less savvy from clicking on the first thing they see.
Another possibility suggested by Pete Wetherby QC, who specialises in cases of this sort, would be to shift the burden of proof so that the presumption would be in favour of release.
Another benefit would be to shift the debate from the current negative discourse on "burden-sharing" to a positive engagement on how to apportion the benefits of rapid and meaningful action on climate change.
But make no mistake: if a future constitutional convention is not allowed to set some rules on spending, the only alternative will be to shift the property tax burden onto new shoulders.
How does Vendler know Dove's intent was to "shift the balance"?
The key to a successful request for help is to shift the focus to these benefits.
The first step is to shift the paradigm and stop the harmful system we have now.
