Word: shifting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...employees of the Coop's credit department, Murphy said, the shift to Visa will mean redeployment or possible layoffs...
...Singleton's mother, Hamida S. Ward, said the renovation "shows class"-unlike the stationery building across the street, currently a make-shift space selling dorm items, close-outs and other merchandise...
...university that measures change in geologic time, the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) has made a tectonic shift this year, implementing an entirely new core, moving from an open curriculum to distribution requirements and beginning widespread changes in information technology...
...upped its funding for membership drives from 4% to 30% of its budget. The Teamsters are taking on nonunion Federal Express and Overnite Transportation, the largest group of unorganized truckers in the nation. Labor watchers say that for the unions to thrive, they need to shift their recruitment focus to the new information economy and away from the old manual one. But the union's targets still stress the less skilled end of the workers' spectrum--apple pickers in Washington state, hotel workers in Las Vegas. Whether these workers can provide a replacement for the iron and steel backbone...
WASHINGTON: The Christian Coalition is trying to broaden its appeal beyond its Republican Party base, and is testing a shift from the right to the center with today's announcement of a more "moderate" moral platform. But TIME's Richard Ostling is cautious about reading too much into the agenda ? which focuses on tax cuts, economic "empowerment zones" and religious freedom for all ? because the Coalition's new leadership is still trying to figure out whether moving to the center will harmonize a polarized electorate. "There is a very serious social divide between people who are religiously engaged and people...