change of direction

All that was clear then was that most Americans urgently wanted a change of direction.

Transitional surfaces between them enable the change of direction from the middle of the bonnet into the windscreen.

The testimony which he saw for the first time had a profoundly devastating effect on him and led to the change of direction in this trial.

As quaintly last-century as some of his slogans appear, they strike an unusually bold change of direction in Japanese politics.

You could then also use the 'balancing' ability of postural muscles to effortlessly counteract any sudden change of direction.

"Now I am chief executive there won't be any change of direction but there will be a slight change of emphasis, " he said.

So will Boris Johnson's victory mean a change of direction for London over the next four years?

Curiously, this will not be a setback but a change of direction.

Next were the transitions to the rear cross and the side elevator, both of which involved a change of direction for the IS and the potatoes.

Zigzag: A movement containing more than two half passes with a change of direction.

With the issuing of Comrade Peng Dehuai's letter, however, there was a change of direction.

Here history is no longer compulsory, but for the third or so of children who decide to take it, there is a change of direction.

It is obvious by now that the US national interest calls for a significant change of direction.

The change of direction places stress on the contact points of the splines, locking the drive shaft and hub together.

Rudd's successor, Julia Gillard, has given no sign of a major change of direction.

While you are calculating the path you could penalize squares where there is a change of direction, adding a penalty to their G scores.

The elections could lead to a change of direction for the Palestinian peace negotiations.

The election may bring a clear change of direction for negotiations with the Palestinians.

The dramatic change of direction caught me by surprise, along with others who'd been interested in the EA code.

A path or route the complete traversal of which without local change of direction requires returning to the starting point.

Even a failure that seems definitive can prompt fresh thinking, a change of direction.

However, Wade has something James doesn't have -- the best change-of-direction ability in the NBA.

More than a facelift, the new model marks a fundamental change of direction.

A brief feint or aborted change of direction intended to mislead one's opponent or the opposing team.

That is still a small part of the $1. 4 trillion they have, but is a sharp change of direction from the year before.

Mr Cameron's gut feelings on Britain's role in the world may herald a change of direction.

I'd like a change of direction.

But perhaps he plans a change of direction.

Very good writing effect of the finish (change of direction of suede fibres and resulting optical change between light and dark)

From Assessment to Rating: A Change of Direction in the Evaluation of Courses in American Basic Education

Theory of Literary Text and Linguistic Change of Direction

This change of direction on the part of the bishop adds an

Major change of direction often come from new hires

The Change of Direction in the Study of Ancient Greek Philosophy