Or it might order a shift to a "first option" model, in which liability and cost control stay together.
A meeting of the UK National Security Council will order a shift in resources and energy in its counter-terrorist strategy away from a sole focus on Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Middle East towards what David Cameron described as a "generational struggle" against al-Qaida-inspired militants in north Africa.
The Supreme Court sounded poised Tuesday to order a significant shift in how political power is allocated in this country, one that could give more clout to rural and mostly Republican areas at the expense of Democratic-dominated cities.
Since then, serious disorder has largely been avoided through careful policing, banning orders and a shift in the demographics of those travelling.
In Q3, Ericsson's core profit fell 42percentt — attributed to slower orders and a shift in business mix to less profitable contracts, according to the news agency.
Like a poison pill that will go into effect after he leaves office at the end of this year, the order proposes a shift to commercialize our crown jewels in ways that have not been allowed in 152 years and was not intended by their 19th Century founders.
The differences in the relative abundances of fungal orders, suggest a shift in the fungal community structure between the bromeliad and primary forest soils.
As shown in Figure 3a, elevated R2/ R1 values are observed for residues 77 116, suggesting that there is a higher degree of local order and/or a shift in spectral density to lower frequency compared to those of residues 1 25.
Already, at least 1,000 troops at this sprawling Army base have been ordered to shift to a 24-hour duty cycle meant to replicate life as it might be if the soldiers were sent into combat as part of any American response to Tuesday's terrorist attack.
The corrections commissioner, Glenn Goord, said he was reluctantly ordering a statewide policy on swapping shifts.
