Sentence examples for shift the venue from inspiring English sources

A judge ruled that Purdue could not shift the venue for the trial, and so Richard Sackler flew to Louisville.

But when the last meeting only attracted 200 delegates from Asia, home to nearly half the world's poor, the decision was made to shift the venue to India.

The UK Government missed its chance to help shift the venue of this year's CHOGM, or to set public human rights benchmarks linked to attendance, which would have given them some leverage.

Shifting the venue from CBS to Showtime makes no difference.

Mr Sharif's loyalists promptly shifted the venue and agreed on an alliance with Ms Bhutto for the restoration of democracy.Mr Sharif, along with his brothers, Shahbaz and Abbas, and his son, Hussain, is in prison.

Kosovo in 1999 was a model: when the Russian veto prevented the Security Council from acting, the United States and its NATO allies simply shifted the venue to NATO, where the Russians could not block action.

Earlier this week, Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder made news when he shifted the venue of his lawsuit against the Washington City Paper and writer Dave McKenna (who penned "The Cranky Redskins Fan's Guide To Dan Snyder") from New York to D.C. Superior Court.

We shift the focus onto the spatial contexts, the rooms and the venues, in which gambling machines are positioned.

However, Chopra believes the shifting of the venues has had benefits too.

Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Flotteron filed suit in State Supreme Court, and later won a change of venue shifting the case to Mineola from Riverhead.

Martin wrote: "There are thousands of small independent theatres across the country, like my own, that would gladly screen The Interview, regardless of the threats from North Korea, but instead of shifting the film to those venues, Sony has cancelled its scheduled Christmas rollout entirely.