Sentence examples for like to shift from inspiring English sources

So could that include people working part time who'd like to shift to work full time?

The executive director, Holly Block, said, "I would like to shift the evening hours to even later".

Now the administration would like to shift the focus to measuring each student's academic growth, regardless of the performance level at which he starts.

Turkey's public administration still employs more than 2m bureaucrats.Trying to decentralise further, the government says it would like to shift power from the vali to the local mayor.

Many would like to shift Israel's identify from that of a Jewish state to one that is defined by all its citizens, arguing that only then would they feel fully equal.

Mr. Martinez said he would like to shift some of the more than 300 HUD programs to state and local governments, in part to cut out the red tape that bedeviled him as a local Florida official applying for HUD grants.

The boss of a Continental tyre factory was pelted with eggs by employees dismayed by its closure despite a promise to keep the factory going after workers agreed, unFrench-like, to shift up to a 40-hour week.French governments, haunted by May 1968, are wary of the street.

The White House likes to shift responsibility to those in uniform by saying it is up to the military to figure out what it needs to do its job.

In any case, SMG promises harmony for mixed marriages -- relationships in which one partner likes to shift but the other thinks a clutch is a small purse.

Democrats would certainly like attitudes to shift in their favor for what has emerged as yet another party line issue.

The venue of the match is risky to our delegation and we would like Fifa to shift the match to Abuja or to a neutral country where our delegation will be safe.