Sentence examples for shift to support from inspiring English sources

However, where the money would go and what it would fund could shift, to support US trade or the anti-abortion lobby.

But, the authors say, "the seemingly universal shift to support for capitalism and the free market may be of short duration".

Take Lacey Jones, whose past includes a murder conviction "overturned on a technicality". He now wakes every morning at 5 to make his 7 a.m. shift to support his fiancee, her daughter, and his 9-year-old child.

Even today, Douglas Johnson, legislative director of the National Right to Life Committee, says that Mr. Gephardt's shift to support of abortion rights 17 years ago "suggests that he will abandon what he professes to be deeply held views on a fundamental ethical issue for political expediency".

"And if it happens, it will not have anything close to the impact it would have had a year ago," he said of Mr. Mubarak's release, in part "because people have moved on" and in part "because of the paradigm shift to support for the army".

We welcome a shift to support empowering young girls to feel confident, happy, and be whatever they want to be.

The aim of the offsetting agreement is that, over time, as more universities adopt this type of contract, the proportion of paywalled articles will decline and funding will shift to supporting open access to research.

First, were advocates of comprehensive immigration reform (CIR) too slow to shift to supporting piecemeal legislation?

Instead, agriculture payments are slowly shifting to support for the environment, animal welfare and rural development.

Correa's father worked multiple shifts to support the family and pushed his talented son to practice.

So there will be blood on the carpet if existing resources are shifted to support literary novelists.