A contract shifting the risk of liability for negligence may benefit a tenant as well as a landlord.
Scotland goalkeeper Allan McGregor, former Rangers captain Steven Davis, fellow midfielder Rhys McCabe, plus forward Sone Aluko have also all refused to have their contracts shifted.
He balanced the budget, ended thousands of vendor contracts, shifted seventh and eighth grades into high schools, piloted an approach that eliminates grade levels in some schools and rewrote curricula.
The tapestries began to breathe, expanding, contracting, shifting.
The fund invests in VIX futures contracts, shifting from cheaper long-dated ones into pricier short-dated ones when the VIX moving average reaches a certain threshold.
In later rounds the coaches narrow the size of their teams, and then, in June, the choice of who advances toward the $100,000 prize and record contract shifts to viewers.
Five years later, the former state-owned Irish carrier terminated its contract and shifted to the George Best City airport beside Belfast harbour, where it still runs daily flights to London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
Liquid oil-futures contracts have shifted the market from one based on rigid bilateral deals to a dynamic one in which oil is a fungible, global commodity.
In 2009 it slashed its dealer network, renegotiated its labor contracts and shifted responsibility for retiree health care to a union-controlled trust fund.
In the acute phase, the response was composed mainly of Tem (CD45RAlow) and TemRA (CD45RAhigh) cells, but this response had rapidly contracted and shifted to an overwhelmingly TemRA phenotype with a concomitant shift towards end-stage highly differentiated cells.
