Sentence examples for Aligned from inspiring English sources
The word 'Aligned' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing something that has been brought into line or agreement with something else. Example sentence: Our goals and strategies have been carefully aligned to ensure our long-term success.
This is the notion that openness is a certain good, and that "free" is automatically aligned with "freedom" – a faith that's hard to maintain in the light of the consequences of putting so much of our identities into the hands of third (and fourth, and fifth) parties.
"The difficult is that the blockade issue is closely aligned with the political demands being made by Hamas, and the political and security demands being made by Israel".
Lamb, a former employment lawyer, is more aligned with the politics of the coalition, having served as minister for care and support.
Reflecting the transformation of the political landscape in Scotland since the referendum, voting intentions for Westminster are now almost exactly aligned with those for Holyrood, where Labour polled 25% compared with the SNP's 51%.
The stars and the bands and the corporations have aligned for another pitch-perfect Lollapalooza.
Labour hopefuls will be praying that the Lib Dems lose both Alexander and Clegg – the two most closely aligned with the Tories.
The DUP, UUP, Traditional Unionist Voice, the Ulster Volunteer Force-aligned Progressive Unionist party and the Ulster Defence Association-linked Ulster Political Research Group said it showed that "the commission members place no value on a relationship with unionism and have treated our advice with contempt".
Earlier this primary season, Tea Party-aligned candidates lost a series of high-profile battles, including in Georgia, North Carolina and Kentucky, where there was a failed attempt to overthrow the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell.
Other rightwing factions, including Tea Party-aligned congressmen keen to translate the upset of Cantor into their gain in the upper ranks of the GOP, appeared to be coalescing around Jeb Hensarling, another Texan.
This is what organisations like Republican Sinn Féin or the Real IRA-aligned 32 County Sovereignty Committee are hoping for.
In the diary I spelled out in full the stubborn opposition from former prime minister Julia Gillard, who had a member of her staff seemingly engaged full time in appeasing the Likud-aligned pro-Israel lobby.
