Sentence examples for decisive shift towards from inspiring English sources

Corbyn's win in last year's leadership election, and the resulting decisive shift towards the left, has raised hopes among some of those excluded then of being readmitted.

We need a decisive shift towards investment-driven growth, replacing the current consumer-driven, credit-fuelled model which adds to the stress of the most vulnerable.

What's even more worrying than a fine movie missing out on its chance for glory – it would hardly be the first time a worthy film missed the Oscars cut – is the sense that the relatively new animation prize is continuing to take a decisive shift towards conservatism as it approaches middle age.

While Mortier has discussed upcoming repertory in general terms — there will be a decisive shift towards twentieth-century works — this week, he hired his first director: Michael Haneke, who will helm a new production of Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte," in 2012.

"A decisive shift toward a more consumption-based growth path has yet to occur," the I.M.F. said.

"Transforming education system will require a decisive shift of policy attention towards early childhood education as the crucial stage of lifelong learning.

Although the Japanese government never explicitly articulated the idea of social investment, there has been a decisive shift in the government policies towards social investment after 1994.

This is confirmation of a decisive shift away from the ends of the continent and towards its tropical middle.

This is confirmation of a decisive shift in Africa away from the ends of the continent and towards its tropical middle.

The government rejected the recommendation, but the report reflected a decisive shift of opinion, and, in 2001, the committee urged faster progress towards cannabis-based medicine.

But then a decisive shift occurs.