Sentence examples for shift of philosophy from inspiring English sources

"There has been a shift of philosophy regarding brownfields," Mr. Colangelo said.

Andrew J. Spano, the Westchester County executive, attributed the settlement to "a historic shift of philosophy" by federal housing officials.

The challenge may be in the shifting of philosophy, attitude, and priority on the part of health care providers.

"It's a shifting of the philosophy from make the contribution deductible and tax the benefit to have the contribution be after tax and don't tax the benefit".

The purpose of this article is to examine the ramifications of this identity shift in nursing doctor of philosophy education and to detail one program's strategy to address the inherent tension.

This marks something of a shift in philosophy from the coach, who has often talked of picking on "long-term form".

That is not because of a shift in philosophy by Mr. Obama or his party, but rather because of the looming cost of the retirements of baby boomers and of the persistent ideological boldness of partisan foes.

(There's an excellent article at NPR about how "Reading Rainbow" was a casualty of an ongoing shift in the philosophy of children's educational programming from the "whys" to the "hows" of reading).

So G.M.'s newest approach is a fundamental shift in philosophy from the practice of embedding such technology in the bowels of the car.

At the same time, we have observed a conceptual shift in philosophy from the monitoring of static parameters to functional and dynamic approaches of hemodynamics [ 5].

(Hodges,Dilthey, pp.31 32) The historicist orientation of Croce contributed to the shift from the historicization of life to the historicization of philosophy.