Sentence examples for move to shift from inspiring English sources

Congress's move to shift class-action cases from state courts to federal ones will probably mean hundreds more cases.

Recent government policy signals that this move to shift power closer to the front line is set to gather pace.

Anthony's arrival in February 2011 was a move to shift the balance of power, his pairing with Amar'e Stoudemire an attempt to approximate Boston's firepower.

The Yemen move to shift blame elsewhere comes after reports that the US was planning to seek retribution in the country for the failed bomb attempt.

Back at the BBC, where her competitive instincts are well-known, Hunt-watchers believe she may contemplate a bold move to shift C4 News from 7pm.

The move to shift the Winter Olympics away from the Summer Olympic cycle — meaning there is a Games every two years — was also a good decision, particularly for the development of winter sport.

Then commentators move to shifting blame for the affair entirely onto the woman witness Monica Lewinsky being called "sex-crazed" and a "temptress".

BROKERS listening to such blunt talk may have been moved to shift uneasily in their seats.

The government has made promising moves to shift the focus of Indian politics from dole handouts to economic growth.

For the right, moves to shift taxation from income to capital are about efficiency and promoting growth.

Mr. Christie has moved to shift power from planning boards and government agencies to administrative judges, political appointees who, environmentalists say, tend to rule more often in favor of developers' interests.