Sentence examples for shift projects from inspiring English sources

"We could find ourselves in a situation like the US – where companies shift projects to Vancouver because of the tough rules on migrants," said Neil Carberry, head of pensions and employment policy at the CBI.

As of yesterday Google had disabled new project creation on Google Code, and is providing developers with links to migration tools (such as this Google Code to GitHub exporter tool) to help them shift projects elsewhere.

It also limits the use of genetic engineering to areas of preventative, diagnostic, or therapeutic medicine "only where it does not aim to change the genetic makeup of a person's [descendants]." The treaty is meant to establish common standards throughout Europe so that research groups do not shift projects from one European country to another with less restrictive rules.

A compromise allows President Bush to shift projected savings to missile defense, but language included in the bill says that extra money would be better spent on fighting terrorism.

The share of construction sector related emissions from the annual per capita GHG emissions was retrieved from the open-source data of The Shift Project Data Portal (2013).

In fact, an invisible web-work of unwritten rules and invisible understandings — for instance, with regard to "turnaround," the mechanism for shifting projects from one company to another — generally keep the big studios on message and in sync with one another.

Yet, individually, they tailored their considerations of the different sciences to their respective agendas, shifting projects and development.

Looking to the future, the OECD this month put forward measures that will improve international transparency, through its Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project.

But whether they really have the genetic capacity to do this, or to do it quickly enough to keep up with the rapid climatic shifts projected for coming decades, is an open issue.

The OECD/G20 Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project, or BEPS, which was championed under Australia's G20 presidency, is primarily aimed at preventing multinationals moving their profits into lower-taxing jurisdictions – thereby eroding the revenue base of the countries they're operating in.

The ECHAM5/COSMO-CLM-model (ECLM_K) and the REMO/UBA-Model (RUBA_K) are rather conservative, projecting mostly less-intense shifts, whereas shifts projected by HADM3/COSMO-CLM (HCLM_K) and WETTREG2010 (WETTR) are more distinct.