While he was strong and explicit when it came to shifting muscle from the executive to parliament, he was more vague, promising only consultations and proposals, on the shift from central to local and from state to individual.
When the time comes to shift up a gear, our housebuilding industry is found wanting".
(C) On military cooperation, the time has come to shift our military assistance away from FMF to more targeted programs that meet specific needs.
Some analysts say the time may have come to shift some attention away from the traditional media and look at how citizens and nongovernmental organizations effectively use the Internet to disseminate information and organize protest.
Ms Reynolds will say that the building industry in England "has a broken gearstick – when the time comes to shift up a gear our housebuilding industry is found wanting".
In another article in the nursing series, published in July, Elizabeth Ford Pitorak, director of the Hospice Institute of Hospice of the Western Reserve in Cleveland, described what happens when death is imminent and the time has come to shift from healing to relief of symptoms.
When it comes to shift workers communicating with each other in the workplace when they are not face-to-face, gone are the days of cork announcement boards.
Thus, we see an important line of research that involves asking questions about what it looks like for facilitators to begin to learn to lead and how they come to shift their identities to become teacher leaders and take up practices in ways that promote teacher learning (see for example, Elliott et al., 2009).
Right now, the time has come to shift gears, and we are calling on these actors to respond to that.
The time has come to shift to a different kind of development, development that is qualitative rather than quantitative, better and not more.
