"All over the world, we can watch bloodshed, civil wars, changing of power, changes of political systems, confrontations of various religious groups, confrontations of various political systems and interests," said Sheik Ravil Gainutdin, the chairman of the Council of Muftis of Russia.
Stated goals for Israel's campaign in Gaza so far include stopping rocket fire, reducing rocket fire, saving the truce, changing the truce, changing the balance of power, changing the rules of engagement, weakening Hamas, even toppling the organisation.
All in all, the slightest nuance in the angle of deviation will lead to changing of the lifting power of the mud.
The changing of the welding power and velocity did not alter the hardness property of the welds.
But it was also very much a sign of the changing balance of power between the conventional media giants and the entrepreneurs wielding digital technologies that are rapidly changing the way media content is made and distributed.
Both could usefully be reformed to recognise the changing balance of power in the world economy.
Lula is right to call for the world's institutions to be reshaped to reflect a changing balance of power.
In 1971, Fred Dutton, a member of the McGovern Commission, published a book called "Changing Sources of Power," which hailed young college-educated idealists as the future of the Party.
This was the original vision of a McGovern adviser named Fred Dutton, whose 1971 book, "Changing Sources of Power: American Politics in the 1970s," cited by Perlstein, foresaw a rising "coalition of conscience and decency" among baby boomers.
Mr Pink has no doubts about the changing balance of power in the corporate world: "Talented people need organisations less than organisations need talented people".Part of the reason is technology.
South Korean movies that have more on their minds than lank-haired ghosts or baroque violence tend to share a tight set of concerns: corruption, individual liberty, fraying families, the changing balance of power between women and men.
