Regional balances have shifted.

Both people won supporters, but on my count, the mood of the TED community shifted from about 75 to 25 to about 65 to 35 in favor, in favor.

So my romance was temporarily shifted.

Nevertheless, the national consensus has shifted, shaking all assumptions about Israeli politics. The February elections will put those assumptions to their severest test in decades.

What they've done is they've shifted their operations.

And in transplantation, concepts shifted from whole organs to cells.

Goal posts should not be selectively shifted beyond legal obligations.

They have shifted from defensive to offensive Iraqi led security initiatives.

Remember when they came at you from above you and from below you, and when eyes shifted in fear , and hearts reached the throats and you assumed about Allah various assumptions.

Remember when they came at you from above you and from below you, and when eyes shifted in fear , and hearts reached the throats and you assumed about Allah various assumptions.

My focus in recent years has kind of shifted more toward biology.

But shifted to the left is what's occurring in the central individuals.

The economic structure was shifted along the line of industrialization and modernization.

But that appears to have changed over the past decade. Seduced by China s spectacular growth, the region shifted from US to China centric export growth.

Once fires started, the FS shifted to greater use of imagery from aircraft.

The epidemic in the friends group has shifted to the left, over here.

When people started talking about the natural limits to growth in the 1970 s, they meant the impending exhaustion of food and non renewable natural resources. Recently the debate has shifted to carbon emissions.

In 2011, FFP shifted from focusing on clubs' debts to monitoring their losses instead.

This is distribution as seen in Germany very different, it's shifted to the left.

The people will revolt, they predicted, because the very best music was no longer available, because they had shifted to the second best public domain provided by BMI.

It is not clear whether these resources are additional to overall future aid commitments by donors or are simply shifted from other allocations within the same aid budget.

Emphasis has now shifted on implementing a country wide programme of disarming illegal armed groups.

On 14 February 2004, U Tin Oo was shifted from Kale Prison to house arrest.

It's easy to imagine how particularly those parts of our bodies were quickly influenced by selection from the environment and shifted frequencies of genes that are involved in them.

And it ran for 20 nights straight on Kenyan TV, shifted the vote by 10 percent, according to a Kenyan intelligence report, which changed the result of the election.

Since the 1990s private finance has shifted from international syndicated bank lending to international bond issues.

In addition to activities supporting the intergovernmental process, the emphasis shifted increasingly towards mandated implementation activities.

At the same time technology, by taking over the role that notation had always played, shifted the balance within music between instinct and intelligence way over to the instinctive side.

It has shifted its focus from the price of credit to influencing the credit cycle s quantity dimension through the liquidity injections that quantitative easing requires. In doing so, the Fed is relying on the wealth effect brought about largely by increasing equity and home prices as its principal transmission mechanism for stabilization policy.

This is another way that our mind was shifted, and Twitter wasn't what we thought it was.

And for me as a curator, I felt proud. I felt I'd shifted the needle a little.

Thankfully, a few years ago, things shifted for me because I heard this gentleman speak, Dr. Muhammad Yunus.

As a result, the emphasis has shifted from preventing discrimination in legislation to considering differences in policy effects.

However, the integrity of the Treaty was being challenged, and the balance between those three pillars had shifted.

By the middle of the nineteenth century, the world was functioning on a bi metal system based on gold and silver. But, following the British example, most major countries had shifted to a gold standard by the 1870 s.

Nor was Arafat helped by world events that shifted the spotlight to Bush s wars on terrorism in Afghanistan and Iraq. If anything, they had adverse effects for him and his life long cause.

Its conclusions have shifted the debate clearly onto the dangers posed by the threat and have underscored the importance of the United Nations in general, and UNODC in particular, in tackling the phenomenon.

It shifted the Earth's tectonic plates, sped up the planet's rotation and literally shortened the length of the day.

Factory farming is passing far bigger costs and risks on to all of us. In economic terms, these costs should be internalized by the factory farmers rather than being shifted onto the rest of us.

But people do because it's so cheap, and so our whole food system in the last 30 years has really shifted.

From July 1 onwards, the old passenger station, that is, the passenger train of Urumqi South Station is shifted to Urumqi station.

Following their demobilization, focus has shifted to the provision of reintegration assistance, which is carried out through 10 national and international NGOs.

However, available data suggest that, as in developed countries, the sectoral composition of outward FDI from developing countries has shifted towards services.

Europe, too, embraced the postwar international system. With security outsourced to America, European governments shifted their focus and expenditures to social welfare and set about building a twenty first century post sovereign utopia that has blurred national divisions and replaced aggression and hostility with negotiation and compromise.

11.10 Counsel argues that after the publicity generated by the television broadcast referred to in paragraph 10.2, the State party shifted its position from a firm denial that torture had taken place to the more reluctant position shown by the measures it then took by way of dialogue with Egypt.