A pricing dispute prompted the country to reorient its exports towards China, aided by the opening of a pipeline connecting the two countries in 2009.
On the other hand, the whole point of this remake – and others, such as Maleficent, that are part of the same revisionist live-action project – is to reorient ancient name-brand Disney material for the Katy Perry generation, and Branagh turns out to be exactly the man for that job.
Mr Bettman would be wise to reorient the league towards its Canadian roots.
If their voters shift to Mr Iohannis, he may have a chance.If Mr Ponta wins, he is likely to consolidate his power base and reorient Romania's foreign policy towards Russia and China, much as Viktor Orban has done in Hungary.
German wages have been squeezed for a decade; faster wage growth would boost domestic demand and help to reorient Germany's economy (see article).
But when everyone is cutting back, one gets a fallacy of composition at the global level; you can't reorient your economy to exports when your neighbour is trying to do the same.
Plainly, the risks lie on the downside, as rising unemployment leads to a new round of spending weakness and corporate defaults create new problems in the credit markets.Worse, the recovery, when it comes, will be feeble, as the overindebted rebuild their balance-sheets and export-dependent countries reorient their economies towards domestic spending.
Anyway, if Mr Brown really wanted to reorient British policy, it would be he or Mr Miliband under whom the foreign office seems set to regain some of the clout it lost under Mr Blair who did it.
Its economy grew by an impressive 1.7% in the year to the first quarter—about as fast as Germany's which suggests that its efforts to reorient itself may be paying off.It would be wrong to conclude that, in trying to get ahead of the crisis, the euro zone's policymakers have already gone too far.
Exports of iron and steel products rose 21% in 2007, while imports fell 17%.Resources are shifting into these industries, helping to cushion the downturn and reorient America's economy.
