"shift of principles" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a change in the underlying beliefs or values that guide a person's behavior or action. For example: "After much reflection, she realized that she needed to make a shift in her principles in order to have a more fulfilling life."
Under this new administration's "America First" slogan, a clear shifting of principles from an optimistic rhetoric of hope, i.e., equal rights for all to a disparaging rhetoric of privilege, i.e., equal rights for Wealthy American Christians seems to be the message.
Glenn is the author of Shift: Indigenous Principles for Corporate Change and writes a bi-weekly blog, Heart & Mind about bridging the gap between the heart and the mind in work and life.
The trend in the field appears to shift from the introduction of a novel "proof-of-principle" approach in toxicology to a more systematic scientific specialty [ 19, 20].
In accordance with the microbalance principle, a shift of the resonance frequency can be related to the adsorption on the plate of the chemical species under test.
At others, he has been adamant that he will not shift from a point of principle.
Such an extended shift of the viral RNA could in principle take place during translation of the TMV readthrough region, since the slow-to-decode stop codon UAG is flanked by identical glutamine (CAA) codons that might provide compatible 'take-off' and 'landing' sites for a hopping peptidyl glutamine tRNA.
A simple statement of principles?
Systematic differences of the monkeys' eye position within the fixation window could in principle cause a corresponding shift of the mapped receptive fields.
It was striking that neither he nor his French counterpart, Christian Noyer, made a specific reference to the 5% quota shift towards the emerging world, preferring to talk in general terms.Eswar Prasad, a former IMF official who now teaches at Cornell University, says that the Europeans "are still supportive of the shift in principle but aren't ready to accept what that implies in reality.
This situation can in principle be explained by a positional shift of ancestral introns (= "intron sliding"), intron loss or insertional intron gain.
