Sentence examples for a desire to align from inspiring English sources
"The principal stated rationale for the changes in the structure of executive pay in the UK over the last three decades has been a desire to align the incentives of managers with the interests of shareholders.
The city chose to pay injured civilian workers most of their salary decades ago, out of a desire to align their benefits with those offered to public safety employees under state law.
The singer is very dedicated to the notion of rock as a purifying force, and since punk was a giant dose of ipecac, his desire to align himself with it made sense.
This meshes with the Millennial desire to align with brands that reflect their own values, a shift that gives brands the space to successfully take political stands.
"It reflects Northrop Grumman's desire to align quickly with the government's new organizational conflict of interest standards, while preserving TASC's unique organizational culture and its status as the advisory services employer of choice".
Jean Paul Gaultier, even turning 60, cannot separate from his inner rebel — his desire to align himself with the wild years of Andy Warhol's Factory (hence the crushed foil backdrop) and the Velvet Underground and its connotations of downtown urban life.
He argues that the desire to align terminological distinctions with objects having different causal powers is "one which follows simply from the scientist's goal of causal explanation and which, therefore, all scientific taxonomies must obey" (1987, 42).
But even companies that are trying to make their executive compensation transparent find it hard to reconcile this objective with two others:the need to attract the best person for the job of CEO and the desire to align his interests with those of shareholders.
Could we have leveraged his desire to align the plan more closely with conservative views?
If they do not have the capacity or desire to align with the expectations I have for my life, that is not their fault nor is it up to me to find excuses of why I should continue to waste our collective time.
These are based on a reinterpretation of the criteria originally employed by Williams and colleagues [ 1] other than the MVH desire to align their work closely to that previously done in Finland.
