But a shift in the policy mix will not stop many European countries' debt burdens from spiralling yet higher.
But there needs to be a shift in the policy of the world's biggest producer, Saudi Arabia, for them to be halved again.
In general, we have seen a shift in the policy debate from the minimum level of resources measured through a goods basket towards the relative standard of living conceptualization (Atkinson 2003).
Significant winds of change marked another important shift in the policy known as 'mano dura' – 'strong arm' policy aimed at dealing with adolescents accused of violating the law.
Beginning in the 1960s, however, health officials mobilized, health warnings came to dominate media coverage, and the industry was unable to counter a rapid shift in the policy image that focused on the adverse effects of tobacco on health.
Mr. Obama announced important shifts in the policy of using unmanned drones to kill citizens of other countries, in the territory of sovereign nations, without any public, judicial or meaningful Congressional oversight.
Do you envision a similarly instantaneous shift in the admissions policies of private colleges, even though such a ruling might not directly apply to them?
Although the Japanese government never explicitly articulated the idea of social investment, there has been a decisive shift in the government policies towards social investment after 1994.
It also marks a shift in the foreign policy of Egypt, where a new intelligence chief brokered the deal.
Many aid workers expressed hope that the slayings did not represent a shift in the Taliban policy of allowing unarmed relief workers to do their jobs unmolested.
