Sentence examples for shift of resources from inspiring English sources

We know about the shift of resources to the nations and regions.

All this, he recognises, will require "a shift of resources, into the community" – and funding.

"The events of 9/11 led to a shift of resources away from domestic violent crimes to terrorism".

Moreover, the Osborne proposal represents a relative shift of resources towards lower income (though not poor) households.

"Recognising that makes it easier to achieve the shift of resources and have the political debate that's needed".

The most notable movement has been the shift of resources, especially labour, out of agriculture a traditionally low-productivity sector.

Bill J. Kirby, a marketing director in Intel's desktop platforms group, said the cancellation of the project was part of an overall shifting of resources to projects with broader demand.

The cuts that led to the recent complaints and rallies by Gaza residents and politicians were part of a shifting of resources based on a re-evaluation of the population's needs, he said.

What is very clear, though, is that aid is still more a tool of influence (the British Council is effectively a propaganda outlet, though this fact doesn't seem to bother Moscow's many Anglophiles) than genuine philanthropy and the shifting of resources seems to have little to do with the actual needs of its recipients.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is moving to solidify one of the most significant shifts of resources put into place under President George W. Bush: the transformation of the Justice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation into agencies where the top priority is counterterrorism rather than conventional law enforcement.

But despite the disruption of Al Qaeda's operations around the world since Sept. 11, and despite major spending increases and shifts of resources to counterterrorism operations, American officials say they have not been able to fully piece together the clues about Al Qaeda's plans.