Sentence examples for intends to shift from inspiring English sources

In What is the What and The Other Hand, we are left in no doubt as to where the author intends to shift our sympathies.

That conclusion in turn has raised concerns among NATO officials that Mr. Rumsfeld intends to shift American troops, planes and aircraft carriers from Europe to the Pacific.

The automaker, with loan funding from the Energy Department, is adding a new assembly line at the plant, roughly 75 miles south of Smyrna, Tenn., where Nissan intends to shift production of the Leaf for the North American market.

The review, led by the health minister and cancer surgeon, Lord Darzi, intends to shift the emphasis of the health service from increasing the quantity of care to improving its clinical quality.

But clearly, he sees electronic health records as a tool to reform health care, and the Obama administration intends to shift Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement toward paying for better health outcomes, which will be measured and monitored using technology.

At Carnegie, Mr Gregorian and other top executives have taken a pay freeze, construction plans have been delayed and staff fly economy class, even on 18-hour flights to Africa.Neither foundation intends to shift the focus of its giving because of the crisis.

"This is intended to shift compensation away from excessively generous health insurance toward wages," he said.

"But we don't intend to shift our emphasis to retailing," he said.

He said he did not intend to shift blame from the terrorists.

Nuvigil was not intended to shift the body's clock to its new time zone, only to allow people to stay awake.

The additions of the business association and individual plaintiffs, according to lawyers involved, were intended to shift any public perception that the lawsuit was primarily a political device.