Anything that makes it more difficult to send spam will shift that equation a bit, cutting down on the number of responses.
Companies often dispute which workers should belong in the bargaining unit -- that is, the people who would be covered by the union contract -- and the reforms announced Friday will shift that litigation to after the election.
The behavior of the asterisk key in the composer is as follows: If the octave for a particular tone is less than 3, pressing the asterisk, * key, will shift that tone one octave up in the musical scale.
Through intentional empowerment and sharing of networks, resources and experience, we will shift the perspective that women entrepreneurs have about themselves as business leaders.
Is equity important enough to us as a community that we will shift both our language and our access?
After deciding which of our legacy brands to divest, my next step would be to publicly announce that we will shift focus away from cutting costs and towards investing in a culture of innovation to actually grow the business.
Obama also said that "we will shift the emphasis of our mission to training and increasing the size of Afghan security forces".
Kasich's campaign issued a similar statement, saying that "we will shift our campaign's resources west and give the Cruz campaign a clear path in Indiana".
In doing so, it is my hope that we will shift the conversation away from simplistic, politicized, headlines about one failed solar company to the bright future ahead for today's environmental entrepreneurs and for those who will emulate them.
IF we spend our wealth — our material, environmental, human and financial capital — faster than we increase it by savings and investment, we will shift the costs of the prosperity that some enjoy today onto future generations.
It seems that no amount of evidence or rhetoric on the savings to the NHS from fewer young people starting to smoke and binge drink will shift that perspective.
