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This year we'll shift the scope of the programme to showcase film-makers living and working in Mumbai, regardless of where their films are set," says Mr Bailey.

Then he shifted the scope of his answer to White House jurisdiction over Justice cases.

(laughs) Let's show how this can be done right for a change and shift the entire scope of what brotherhood can look like out here.

Nurses mentioned a number of areas where they were involved in task shifting -beyond the scope of practice of the traditional nurse - including putting up intravenous (IV) lines, and engaging in patient assessment, diagnosis and prescribing.

The U.S. Attorney's office successfully filed a motion to shift the case to federal court, claiming that Grimm had been "acting within the scope of his employment".

Thierry Peugeot is the great great grand nephew of Armand Peugeot, the company founder who shifted the firm's scope from bicycles to automobiles in 1885.

The potentially huge shift in the scope and the nature of the inquiry, hinted at by government-appointed lawyers to the inquiry when they met survivors of abuse on Friday, would go some way to addressing concerns that it will be little more than a whitewash.

Coming with little warning, the wedding ceremonies here left many lawyers and politicians struggling to respond, while independent observers and advocates for gay rights said the move may signal a shift in the scope of the cultural struggles -- from big cities to small towns.

This signaled a shift in the scope of al Shabaab's tactics, which until this point had been focused within Somalia, where the group was in control of much of the country.

These developments helped to shift understanding of the scope of international health from its historic emphasis on tropical disease and cross-border infection control.

While Ashdown refused to name the security services organisation that employed him during a stint as a British intelligence officer, he said he was concerned by the shifts in the scope of surveillance and interception since the 1970s.