In 2015, the Supreme Court rejected a claim by Arizona's Republican-led Legislature that the Constitution gave it sole authority over redistricting, and that a ballot initiative that shifted the task to a nonpartisan citizens commission was illegal.
We used a multi-modal interdisciplinary intervention to reduce CAUTI with three key elements: stringent indications for UC insertion, shifting the task to decide on urinary catheter (UC) removal from physicians to nurses and an automatic electronic alert for catheter removal as key elements.
It was why we trained more young people living with HIV in counselling and ToT, to shift the tasks from medical staff to volunteers who would be likely to remain long term with the program.
The new NASA strategy shifts the task of launching astronauts to low Earth orbit from traditional government contracts to commercial contracts.
Where mental health professionals are few (and this is the norm rather than the exception for most countries in the world), there is increasing interest in shifting the tasks of professionals to less qualified cadres of workers, thereby making maximal use of nurses, social workers, community health workers and lay personnel in the delivery of care (6, 7).
This situation is comparable with what pertains in Uganda, for example, where there has been a gradual shift of the task to set up intravenous lines from doctors to nurses which is not protected by existing laws and regulations for that country (31).
With inspectors nearly completing the first round, attention is shifting to the task of destroying an arsenal estimated to include 1,000 tons of precursor chemicals and nerve agents.
Mr Bell believes that the party's emphasis has shifted to "the task of good governance led by able and virtuous political leaders".
The problem is then shifted to the task of showing that some of the interesting cases of reduction, which are discussed in the context of incommensurability, fit into Ludwig's definition.
Hence, the emphasis has shifted to the task of good governance led by able and virtuous political leaders, and the selection and promotion mechanisms of the CCP have become more meritocratic.
Recently, health systems research has increasingly explored the potential benefits of two other types of task shifting; namely, the shifting of tasks to lay community providers and counsellors (type III) and to the PLWHA themselves (type IV) [ 29].
