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Turner was asked by Alistair Darling last October to review banking regulation and said yesterday that the FSA would need to make a "major shift" in its philosophy to avert another crisis by focusing less on how customers are treated and more on how firms operated.

The Saudi head of intelligence, Prince Bandar bin Sultan – a true buddy of President George W Bush during his 22 years as ambassador in Washington – has now rattled his tin drum to warn the Americans that Saudi Arabia will make a "major shift" in its relations with the US, not just because of its failure to attack Syria but for its inability to produce a fair Israeli-Palestinian peace settlement.

Though analysts are expecting the FOMC to sound more upbeat on the economy, it isn't expected to change interest rates, or make a major shift in its asset purchase program.

It's a healthy bounce back for the embattled company, which has spent the last year working to make a major shift from all-in phone maker to software and services company.

After Tuesday's meeting, Mr Kerry was asked about reports quoting the Saudi intelligence chief, Prince Bandar bin Sultan, as saying his country would make a "major shift" in its relations with the US because of Saudi impatience with perceived Western inaction on Syria.

No. Will consciousness make a major shift?

He made a major shift in 1957, when he was a graduate student at what is now Otis College of Art and Design.

When Obama added it to his regulation plan in January, he seemed to be making a major shift.

Your guardian planet, Saturn, makes a major shift next weekend, promising your professional outlook becomes dramatically clearer by mid-November.

But another, Michel Sidibe, praised the Americans for making a "major shift" in May by signing "a declaration of harmonization" in which they pledged to coordinate their anti-AIDS activities with other donors.

And making a major shift of US policy, Secretary of State Rice also added considerable weight to the EU-led diplomatic effort, offering to end a 25-year impasse between the two countries by negotiating directly with the mullahs over the nuclear issue and lifting some economic sanctions.