Will that change with the shift of his nomination to Chief Justice?
With the shift of care into the community, the report calls for more use of mobile technology to support staff working in the community.
With the shift of a handle, the ReelSmart reels in dozens of feet of recalcitrant hose faster than a New York minute.
Even with the shift of authority away from New York, Justice Department officials in Washington continue to lean heavily on New York expertise.
No more big voting machines — which gave you privacy, indicated the names in large print, registered your "X" with the shift of a lever, and were reassuringly mechanical.
With the shift of the antiquarian book trade to the Internet, 19th- and early 20th-century guidebooks are easy to find through sources like bookfinder.com and abe.com.com
The song started with Vignoles's piano prelude - a magical sequence of chords in which Schubert transformed the music's emotional landscape with the shift of a single note, making a familiar harmony sound rich and strange.
The losers are western Europe and, up to a point, the US, so we are not dealing with a global crisis, but simply with the shift of progress away from the west.
And if it coincides with the shift of risk preference by those born in 1935 who are now retiring, it could aggravate the portfolio shift away from equities, putting downward pressure on stocks.
A required review for the media services part of the account ended in January with the shift of that assignment to Media Head in New York from Arnold MPG, part of the Media Planning Group division of Havas.
Citing the close races, Mr. Santino added, "An election that would have gone the other way with the shift of just 200 votes in two districts is anything but a strong showing, anything but strong coattails".
