The fading black and white picture is a reminder of the shifts in colonial control that Mombasa has witnessed.
It requires a consistent institutional commitment from Congress and the executive branch, across administrations and periodic shifts in party control.
The guidance that a jockey provides to a horse comes through shifts of weight and control of the reins and whip.
As a cultural matter, the emphasis on parental control in egg freezing could lead to subtle shifts in our attitudes about having and raising children.
Ptacek and his colleagues foresee ways in which understanding the molecular action of PTCy could lead to new ways to control the food clock and regulate metabolism despite shifts in the timing and amount of calories ingested.
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That could lead to fireworks between the committee and the Republican-controlled Federal Communications Commission, but few regulatory policy shifts, given the Republicans' continued control of the U.S. House of Representatives and the White House.
Unless the outlook for global growth shifts dramatically, the bears look to maintain control of the crude oil market and that means falling prices ahead.
The appeal for both companies is to control distribution, which ostensibly better enables their ability to respond to shifts in consumer tastes.
Although these made perfect strategic sense, the business unit leaders perceived the shifts as a potential loss of autonomy, power, and control.
As an institution matures, little by little it shifts from serving its original purpose to serving the ends of those who control it.
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In addition to furloughs, the FAA is planning to eliminate midnight shifts for air traffic controllers at 60 airport towers, close over 100 control towers at smaller airports and reduce preventative maintenance of equipment.
It was first raised when Belfast was a mainly unionist city but in recent decades, population shifts have led to a rise in nationalist councillors and an end to unionist control.
Overall, a quarter with advanced cancer said they had worked night shifts, compared with a third of those with borderline disease and one in five of the control group.
It also plans to cut overnight shifts at more than 60 towers at medium-size airports this summer and eliminate about 170 control towers staffed by contracted employees at small airports next month.
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