Sentence examples for proposing to shift from inspiring English sources

In her budget proposal, Gov. M. Jodi Rell is proposing to shift the full fiscal responsibility of the resident state trooper cost to the towns over the next two years, for a cost savings of about $6 million by 2011.

Last year the government released a draft amendment proposing to shift the day to September 28th (widely held to be the birthdate of Confucius).

And, to his credit, he tried to solve the structural problem by proposing to shift some of the burden of revenue-raising from property taxes to business taxes.

It added in its statement that United was proposing to shift 20percentto40percentcent of its flights and workers to the new carrier.

It could reduce the sky-high corporate tax rate which encourages firms—such as AbbVie, which is proposing to shift its base to Britain by buying Shire (see article)—to move abroad rather than invest at home.

If Oxford is going to compete with places like Harvard, that can't continue.So the new vice-chancellor, John Hood, is proposing to shift focus, cut costs and raise revenues.

Mr Darling proposes to shift the burden back again.

Mr. Suozzi proposes to shift those costs into the operating budget in the next few years, further reducing the need for capital borrowing.

For example, the national broadband plan released by the administration last month proposed to shift billions of dollars in money from a fund to provide phone service in rural areas to one that helps pay for Internet access in those areas.

The DfT proposes to shift some of the burden from taxpayers to ticket-holders, slashing its contribution to £3.2 billion a year by 2009 and hoping that a combination of more passengers and pricier tickets will boost fare revenue to £6.7 billion.The change has been in the wind for months.

It was proposed to shift from the qualitative characteristics of parameters to mathematical representation through the fuzzy sets theory.