Sentence examples for shift in administration from inspiring English sources

The shift in administration policy on Syria seems reflective of public opinion.

No one, especially not Mr. Connor, will say his appointment reflects a shift in administration policy or any dissatisfaction with the agriculture secretary.

Mr. Earnest did not signal any shift in administration policy, which has been to keep open lines of communication to Egypt's generals.

This is of considerable importance to American Muslims because it could signal a shift in administration policy, one that will enable us to engage in what is both an American right and a religious commandment: to contribute to charity.

In fact, officials acknowledged, Mr. Bush's strong new emphasis on reform of Palestinian government as a virtual precondition for progress toward peace amounted to such a shift in administration policy that it would take some time to settle on the next steps, including how much day-to-day involvement American officials would have on the ground.

Now all of this is seemingly made irrelevant by the fundamental shift in administration thinking on crime and sentencing.

That brings us to the unfortunate shift in American foreign policy that has, for one reason or another, coincided with the shift in administrations in Washington.

The shift in administrations made it more likely that bankruptcy laws would be overhauled, hastening the decision of some individuals to file last year, lawyers said.

The Tallinn Charter can be placed against the background of the governance shift in public administration towards 'New Public Management' (NPM).

Mr. Lieberman welcomed the possible shift in the administration's position.

The claim of responsibility by the Yemeni branch of Al Qaeda could force a shift in the administration's approach to counterterrorism in that nation.