Sentence examples for proposed shift to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Burke said that he was aware the Park Police had raised concerns about the proposed shift to Ellis Island, but that he was not certain what those concerns were.

The ethical status of the proposed shift to an 'opt-out' default is more complicated.

Although we cannot dismiss the possibility that part of the observed diagnostic inconsistency is due to methodological differences between studies, we can conclude that the proposed shift to A1C as the diagnostic tool for diabetes is likely to have a substantially different impact on diabetes prevalence in different populations, partly due to differences in race/ethnicity.

The recent proposed shift to a later time slot has resulted in a surge of sympathy for Mr. O'Brien, stirring what is playing out as a growing youth revolt among the late-night audiences.

Writing in the journal Conservation Letters, researchers from the Raincoast Conservation Foundation, Canadian and US universities, have proposed shifts to salmon harvesting in which fisheries take smaller catches of known runs closer to shore.

Mr. Hubbard, accusing the administration of a "full-throttle attack on multinationals", said Mr. Romney would propose shifting to a territorial system that would not tax corporate income earned overseas.

The Welsh Assembly proposes shifting to an "opt-out" scheme, whereby patients are automatically placed on the donor register, from as early as 2015.

Mr. Romney's top economic adviser, Glenn Hubbard, accused the administration of a "full-throttle attack on multinationals," and said Mr. Romney too would propose shifting to a territorial system that would not tax corporate income earned overseas.

Transformations at the household level such as a proposed shift from communal to lineage-based society in the Greater Antilles, changes in land tenure and heritable property, and a greater investment in place were apparently some of the driving forces behind these higher level changes (Curet and Oliver 1998; Torres 2012; Veloz Maggiolo 1984).

With budget negotiations still unfolding, Mr. Vallas has declined to give details about the proposed shift in money, or to say how Edison would be affected.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, proposed shifting $15 million to the program.