Sentence examples for has suggested a shift from inspiring English sources

Concerning the humanitarian aspect, Tony Blair has suggested a shift from a logic of denial of supplies to Gaza to one based on general authorization, with the exception of banned products.

On the campaign trail, Donald J. Trump endorsed waterboarding, claiming that "it works". He has suggested a shift in thinking since his election, saying that his nominee for defense secretary, Gen. James N. Mattis, believes there are more effective tactics for extracting important information from detainees.

The Institute of Medicine has suggested a shift in care toward "continuous healing relationships" supported by access to care outside in-person office visits such as over the Internet and by telephone (1).

Two previous studies have suggested a shift delay in the peak of melatonin during Ramadan.

Previous estimates have suggested a shift to intra-operative radiation could free up resources and save the NHS £15m a year.

In the United States, where compensation is predominantly fee-for-service, policy recommendations have suggested a shift towards more bundled payment systems, in which payment is also tied to performance [ 22].

Cytokines play a key role in modulation of immune responses, and previous studies have suggested a shift from Th1 to Th2 as a mechanism of action of antigen-based immunotherapy in murine (20, 21) and human type 1 diabetes (14, 22, 23).

A recent study in South Africa has suggested a possible shift in the timing of BCG from birth to 10 weeks because of the potential for enhanced memory CD4 T cell response in later years [ 26].

The American Delirium Society has suggested a paradigm shift towards patient-focused models of care in order to more effectively apply current knowledge of delirium risk and presentation (by early delirium detection) to modify the health care delivery environment and decrease the incidence of delirium in hospitalized older adults.

Since the literature has suggested an interaction between shift length and working overtime, 17 we modelled the interaction between shift length and working overtime (model not shown available from authors) but the relationship was not significant: both shift length and overtime had independent effects on the variables of interest.

Mrs Owens' lawyers had suggested a "modest shift" of focus in interpretation of legislation was required.