Sentence examples for shift to bring from inspiring English sources

Pam Spees, a lawyer with the centre, views the UN committee hearings as a promising sign "that this is part of a larger shift to bring more accountability and transparency to what has been an extremely non-transparent organisation".

David Cerulli, a spokesman in New York for the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, said his group's focus would now shift to bringing pressure on two of Cardinal Law's deputies, Bishops Daily and Murphy.

Her husband is a maintenance engineer at an elementary school but has two additional part-time jobs, including bar shifts, to bring in extra cash.

At the same time, the chemical potential is shifted to bring the hole bands around the (varGamma -point to cross (E_mathrm{F}).

By implementing organizational strategies in her one-on-one coaching programs, Harper helps people break free from toxic environments, create goal-oriented strategies and pursue career shifts to bring new balance, fulfillment and structure in their lives.

was retained and followed, though the order was shifted to bring forward the earthquake narration to before the construction of the lifeline.

The consensus by this spring shifted to bringing in financial institutions that would put money into the network and encourage YES to seek the highest revenue and maximum value.

In America, whose government was more interested in equality of opportunity than of income, the most transformative shift was to bring in mass education.

"Still, that shift has to bring a lot of small businesses with it".

Another Windows Phone that you won't and (since app developers care about whether the eyeballs — and companies have long shifted to bring-your-own-device) shouldn't buy.

"If we were to make that shift to fully bring social care within the NHS, I think we could genuinely set the NHS up for the 21st century".