"We intend to shift the ethos of our time," she writes, "from one that tolerates war to one that rejects war and by doing so, put an end to a behavior that has become dangerously obsolete and lay the foundation for a world that lives in peace".
In keeping with the company's ethos, Vanguard is shifting the conversation entirely.
From preserving pre-industrial landscapes, advocating the intrinsic value of nature and protecting ecosystems against overexploitation, it has developed into a worldview, ethos and practice, that is radically shifting the frontiers of politics, economics and ethics.
But the U.S., more than other countries, is immobilized by a shift in the ethos of its leadership class.
But allowing the pros to compete, overhauling the scoring system and removing the headgear signal a seismic shift in the ethos of Olympic boxing.
Over the past fifteen years, we've witnessed a number of shifts in the ethos and standard practices that define scholarly communication.
They were born out of a pre-AIDS New York culture, and were stifled by the shifting ethos.
The HR Director explained how she focused on simply accelerating the already shifting ethos from tenure-based hierarchies to more performance and leadership-based priorities.
It's just the latest effort by a big bank to shift the industry's notoriously grueling 100-hour-a-week ethos to something slightly less unreasonable.
When the state dramatically cut funding to universities, the universities shifted the burden from the public to the individual student, reflecting a shifting ethos in the United States from a community-based society to an individualized one.
