Sentence examples for from any shift from inspiring English sources

But American bosses are unlikely to take much comfort from any shift to a longer-term philosophy.

Montazeri's fall from grace appears to have resulted at least as much for his association with Hashemi as from his criticisms of the treatment of political prisoners or from any shift in his perception of the faqih.

The initiative is also — surprise —financed by oil companies, which are major emitters of greenhouse gases and have the most to lose from any shift away from carbon-based fuels.

Yahoo is well placed to benefit from any shift from blind faith to hard numbers.

But analysts said investors will be watching for any shift from his cautiously optimistic remarks of last week.

Even as the government this week slashed its official growth forecasts from 1.8% to 1.2% for 2014, and from 2% to 1.3% for 2015, it argued against any shift from the long-standing goal of balancing the budget next year.

But on the question of how Europe should approach this problem, there is considerable discord, dividing those who believe far more needs to be done to prioritise the saving of lives, from those who fear any shift in emphasis away from border enforcement will only encourage people trafficking.

But conservatives, who objected to any shift from punishment to rehabilitation, responded sharply.

It is hard to advocate any shift from the vision of this wonderful new Constitution.

Technical factors suggest there would be significant upheaval after any shift from the dollar.

The energy white paper released by the Abbott government in April 2015 did not signal any shift from the legislated ban on nuclear energy plants in Australia.