The balance of power and decision-making has shifted toward the troubled periphery of Europe.
The acquisition also underscores how Mr. Diller's deal-making has shifted over the years.
I argue that the arenas for global health policy-making have shifted from the public spheres towards arenas that include the transnational for-profit sector.
As the dust settles after Nigeria's history-making election, the focus has shifted to the road ahead for president-elect Muhammadu Buhari.
There's still fear in the baby-making process, but it has shifted to the other end of the cycle, at least as demonstrated by "Birth Moms" and "Obese and Expecting," a pair of one-hour programs on Thursday night on TLC.
"The location of decision-making in the economic world has shifted," Berle wrote, with the assistance of Gardiner Means, in a 1932 book, "The Modern Corporation and Private Property".
The spring ouster of Steve Swindal, Steinbrenner's former son-in-law, from the hierarchy has shifted the decision making squarely to the sons, with input from the team president, Randy Levine; the chief operating officer Lonn Trost; Cashman and others.
Other times, Buffett's real-life picks don't jive with my model's picks, likely either because Buffett also uses non-quantitative criteria in his decision-making process, or because his style has shifted over time.
If these warrants cannot be agreed to, or fall away at key decision-making points between the stakeholders, then dialogue has shifted to domination and control.
Indeed the question has shifted: absolutes are at the nexus of individual decision making, rendering them relative when pegged up against collectivity.
