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Since probationers who commit new crimes end up costing the state huge sums in incarceration costs , it makes sense to shift some resources to increased supervision on the " front end " of probation , to bring down the current levels of recidivism . Provision of power means to shift an otherwise undriven earth working element at the option of the operator has not been considered to result in a driven earth working element for this definition in the absence of a regular and cyclic motion . Post-tensioning bars require some distance from the free , perpendicular edge to become developed ; cover requirements , bar extension , nut and plate thickness can combine to shift a node off of the center of the neutral axis of an entering thin wall element ( e.g . FEC to shift some resources from its disclosure activities to its compliance programs by the following means : develop a comprehensive , mandatory electronic data filing system for the major filers in conjunction with a significant business process reengineering throughout the FEC ; redesign disclosure processes ( using industry standard software ) and realign organizational units to improve processing time , accuracy , and cost . In an official document , which dates from the War , at a time when no one could have intended to shift any blame on to you , an official body describes you in a document submitted to Ribbentrop as the Reich SS Leadership in Jewish Affairs . The result is lower total cost of ownership ( TCO ) and increased revenue , which over time enable organizations to shift an increasing proportion of their IT budgets toward strategic investment and business innovation . One course of antibiotics is all it may take to shift these shifty malicious microbes from fairly susceptible to highly resistant populations . Given limited resources , we believe spending funds in this area reflects misplaced priorities , and we urge the committee to shift these HHS funds to proven , underfunded programs such as Head Start . The debate has been exacerbated by the fact that reducing energy consumption on a global scale yields gains for energy-importing countries , which will benefit from lower fuel prices and be able to shift some of the costs of conservation to the energy-exporting countries . As for portfolio rebalancing effects , the second of the quantitative easing effects discussed above , these have been seen at some financial institutions , as they try to shift a large amount of the funds held in their current accounts at the Bank to other financial assets in order to put their surplus of such funds to more productive use . But to shift any of the moral burden onto Bush 's critics is silly . While the US is likely to shift a significant amount of acres to corn next year that could create a problem with some other crops supply / demand balances .