change of emphasis

At first, it also takes a complete change of emphasis.

On certain specific issues there may be changes of emphasis.

The others looked at her for a moment, a little confused by the change of emphasis.

But just as important is the change of emphasis in repertoire.

After 1994, it saw a change of emphasis, with more world music and pop.

With the station's audience in decline a change of emphasis was needed.

For answer he repeated, without any change of emphasis, the words: "Do you know me?"

Current doctrine allows both; there may need to be a change of emphasis.

The change of emphasis really isn't that major, and you still need more speed than most people think.

They would have to agree to his ideas for reorganization, a change of emphasis, and a few other things.

In Britain, too, there have been changes of emphasis.

Then with a slight change of emphasis she added.

This change of emphasis from cash to produce is probably the most difficult mental hurdle.

Another simplistic view perhaps but a change of emphasis!

As a result, there has recently been a marked change of emphasis in First Contact policy.

Recently there has been a change of emphasis.

Not much can change in cricket other than a change of emphasis and tactics.

But the harmony of the whole is always maintained, though there can be changes of emphasis.

It may need no more than a discussion session, or a change of emphasis introduced at an appropriate point to allow this to be covered.

This same change of emphasis has occurred in the industry of all the Western industrial nations.

Some had hoped for a change of emphasis.

A change of emphasis merely replaces one group of men by another, as does revolution.

It was no more than a change of emphasis, but it emboldened the opposition.

Implied in this approach is a definite change of emphasis from pluralist-type accounts.

This radical change of emphasis proved to be extremely unpopular with doctors both in primary care and the hospital service.