Examples of using Could shift in English and their translations into Spanish
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These loads could shift at any moment.
I don't suppose you would know of anyone who could shift a grand piano.
Workpiece could shift or your hand could slip during operation.
Littnan cautioned that the population increase could shift radically.
Warriors could shift from one society and into another when they became sufficiently proficient;
The slippery load could shift on the pallets.
LG is slated to introduce the phone in November,although that date could shift.
There was a sense that I could shift into a different dimension.
However, if temperature shifts dramatically,the sensor reading could shift.
Production could shift to the consuming country, eliminating the need for production and transit in foreign countries.
Most two-way radio contacts were to be initiated on this frequency,although once established the participating stations could shift to another frequency to avoid the congestion on 500 kHz.
Warriors could shift from one society and into another when they became sufficiently proficient; exactly how this happened is uncertain.
The associated formalities of Brexit could then take up to two years to execute,during which time voter sentiment could shift and/or deals could be brokered.
In some of these, the operator could shift to a different magazine by raising or lowering the stack of magazines with a crank.
Yet it was also clear that legal scholars looked askance at dual or multiple nationality,which created a sort of“chameleon” citizen who could shift nationality at will.
Together, these filinistas could shift the fabric of time, opening up sonic voids which acted as a metaphor for feelings of emptiness.
For such a framework to be effective,it would have to be incorporated into national laws since transnational corporations could shift their production and assets from one territory to another with relative ease.
The imposition of legal responsibilities on business could shift the obligations to protect human rights from Governments to the private sector and provide a diversion for States to avoid their own responsibilities;
It's literally the two people i'm not confident i can beat in the final three. Just because they're nice, butthe whole dynamics could shift, and the entire camp is going crazy with scrambling.
If other oil crops replaced palm oil, the damage could shift to ecosystems such as the South American tropical forests and savannahs.
If the Native American water rights are found to have seniority(dating from the date of the treaty, executive order or act of Congress that established the reservation),water allocations in southern Arizona could shift dramatically.
For example, pressures to remove fuelwood andfodder from a degraded forest that has come under the purview of REDD could shift to a neighbouring forest area with healthier ecosystems and more biodiversity, which then would suffer.
At that stage,the emphasis could shift from monitoring human rights conditions surrounding the return movement(which it is hoped will have diminished in scale as the majority of refugees are successfully resettled and reintegrated into their home communes) towards continuous efforts to improve the administration of justice.
In response to the persistent international climate of uncertainty for 2013,Tinoco said that the situation could shift to“a very volatile globalization” and urged not to give in to the temptation to break with the scheme of discipline in national accounts ILO, 2012.
However, the lack of a clear exit strategy andof a systematic approach to national capacity development raises the question of whether a sustained increase in delivery might become an objective per se, which could shift the focus from the development agenda of the country or reduce programme quality.
Second, irrespective of whether the payment order is authorized,the bank could shift the risk of loss if there is an agreement over a commercially reasonable security procedure and the payment order was accepted in good faith and in compliance with the security procedure.
Ibrahim Thiaw, Director of the Division of Environmental Policy Implementation of the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP)emphasized that evidence-based policy advocacy could shift policy and investments in forests and that it was critically important to identify the areas where the evidence was likely to be found and deliver change.
With a one tap, you can shift to your favorite networks.
Transfiguration means that the person can shift their consciousness body into light.
Now, you can shift the responsibility to the other;