Sentence examples for shift from state from inspiring English sources
That argues for a further shift from state to private financing.
Perhaps not quite the shift from "state power to people power" the prime minister was calling for in Birmingham yesterday.
He promised to oversee a shift "from state power to people power", and from "unchecked individualism to national unity".
The study found huge disparities in the way people were affected by the shift from state planning under Communism to a free market.
She hopes to use her new skills to help her university shift from state to commercial funding in order to grow.
This new role as a city of forced destination and the shift from state actors' and civil society's approaches of short-term assistance in transit to long-term responsibilities has challenged state and city officials to provide broader based support and accommodation (Papagianakis, 2016).
In his documentary-inflected fictions he weighs the human cost of China's shift from state-controlled communism to state-sanctioned capitalism, a price paid in the blood and sweat of people who have, paradoxically, inspired him to create works of sublime, soulful art — works of art like "Still Life".
The shift from state-dominated quasi socialism to markets and privatization — a shift that arguably saved the country from economic collapse in the 1980s — has been accompanied by some sense of loss of community, spiking prices and the accumulation of great wealth in a few hands.
Unless voting patterns in Alabama show a marked shift from states that have voted already (which is possible), Mr. Romney would likely have to win counties like Jefferson by significant margins in order to offset deficits in more rural counties and win the state.
Huntington's post-Cold War thesis includes a shift from state-on-state to nation-on-nation conflict.
They all assume a shift from state-centered, hierarchical top-down government towards less formalized governance by networks of interdependent stakeholders that extend beyond the government sector ("from government to governance"; Huitema and Meijerink 2014 ; Mostert 2015 ; Rhodes 1997 ; Termeer 2009 ).
