Sentence examples for urge to shift from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Zero - not very far from being an early-90s rave tune, and none the worse for it - certainly displays that same urge to shift the paradigm, much beloved of the world's biggest groups.

Such attention allocation is usually covert in that the gaze is maintained on the target; that is, the urge to shift the gaze to the center of attention away from the target is suppressed.

Bolstered domestically by the nuclear deal, Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, is now being urged to shift his attention to human rights.

The cancellations are becoming a major challenge for the president, who is being urged to shift his attention to domestic issues after resolving the impasse over the country's nuclear programme.

With the nuclear dossier now almost closed and his main campaign promise delivered, Rouhani is being urged to shift his attention towards human rights, which critics say he has put on the backburner.

Officials at the track feel they have made an honest effort to help the sport find a solution to the issue of Super Saturday but there is also resentment that, having been urged to shift the July Cup to a Saturday under racing's previous weekend-centric policy, they are now being told to move it back at a time when the fixture is becoming more successful.

Abortion-rights groups are uneasy when Democratic centrists urge them to shift the discussion from "a woman's right to choose" to the need to reduce the number of abortions.

Barber, who makes his speech on the same day that the government-commissioned Vickers report outlines plans for reforming UK banks, will urge unions to "shift the debate" away from deficit reduction and on to building a new economy.

She urged principals to shift their existing budgets accordingly.

Mr. Stoiber urged Germans to shift to the center-right, as the French have just done.

But Japan, the largest donor, is urging Cambodia to shift from public aid to private investment.