In Utah, state troopers were shifted from desk jobs to the highways.
Strategic assets in limited supply, like Special Forces soldiers and Predator drone aircraft, were shifted from Afghanistan to Iraq, while intelligence resources, including translators, were shifted from the pursuit of Al Qaeda to the coming invasion.
Greenway said his business experience suggested that moving into a fee-paying system would simply mean that resources were shifted from educating and towards marketing.
Those efforts — never fully adequate — have suffered in recent years as money and people were shifted from white-collar fraud to anti-terrorist activities.
As American and Iraqi forces turned their attention to Sadr City in March, however, Iraqi forces were shifted from a number of Baghdad neighborhoods, including Shaab.
Read the Document » As the Afghanistan war took priority under the Obama administration, more Special Operations forces were shifted from Iraq to conduct secret missions.
Moyes was also under the impression that Rooney was more receptive to the idea than people might realise, in contrast to the days when the player would openly complain if he were shifted from his usual role in central attack.
The newly configured grid placed Alonso in seventh, back on the clean side — and tough luck to those drivers from Force India, Lotus, and Williams who in turn were shifted from clean to dirty, as collateral damage.
Case studies showed that European Union citizens trying to get information about working in other countries often were shifted from pillar to post and tangled in slow-moving bureaucracies.
It is also examining whether money-losing trades were shifted from client accounts into Aletheia's accounts, said a person briefed on the case who spoke on condition of anonymity.
If the country's large household savings (estimated at a healthy 20% of household income) were shifted from short-term bank accounts into insurance products, for instance, insurers could help raise long-term financing for big infrastructure projects.
