The federal prosecutors seem to have endorsed this shift by deciding not to charge the German commander who had ordered in the Kunduz airstrike with war crimes.

ECONOMIST: Germany and Afghanistan

The change would have exposed industry to huge new liabilities, and the move was rescinded when members of Congress complained that any such shift would lead companies to either charge the government more money up front for developing weapons or simply not bid at all.

FORBES: Why Pentagon Weapon 'Efficiencies' Are Often An Illusion

The decision to place the FBI, rather than the CIA, in charge of interrogating suspected terrorists represents a major shift in U.S. national security policy.

CNN: Top prosecutor orders probe into interrogations; Obama shifts onus

Taking full charge after his father died in 1998, Bissell decided to shift Fabindia's focus to the domestic market, spearheading a retail drive.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Thus the latest development, a small shift of troops from Iraq to Afghanistan, will not be enough for the generals in charge of the latter.

ECONOMIST: The ��war on terror��

And, frankly, that's what's driving this shift, is there are people who have discovered they can offer for free what the phone companies can only charge you a lot of money for.

NPR: San Francisco Weighs Wi-Fi Plans

The war over Kosovo in 1999, which left that province's ethnic-Albanian majority firmly in charge, has fuelled hopes among the Albanians, and fears among the Slavs, that a historic shift in favour of the Albanians is taking place across the whole region, as their demographic and economic weight rises.

ECONOMIST: Charlemagne