Sentence examples for a major realignment of from inspiring English sources
All that suggests that the 2016 election is emerging as one that potentially leads to a major realignment of political allegiances, much as the election of 1968 did.
"We have made a major realignment of the company's focus away from commodity products to more specialized chips," Mr. Sanghi said in a telephone interview.
He is a figure of historical significance, who has twice failed to seize the opportunity to change British politics forever by backing a major realignment of the centre right.
A major realignment of US military forces in east Asia is in disarray after Tokyo and Washington agreed to drop a 2014 deadline for the relocation of a marine corps airbase on the southern Japanese island of Okinawa.
The period of his presidency was marked by continuing political instability and a major realignment of political groups in which the DC, long dominant in Italy, disappeared as a separate party.
The Republican revolt against President Bush's war strategy accelerated yesterday as two of the party's most respected voices on national security proposed legislation envisioning a major realignment of U.S. troops in Iraq starting as early as Jan . 1
"There needs to be a major realignment inside some of these companies for profound digital deals to happen," he said.
Is this the beginning of a major realignment, notwithstanding the index's gains yesterday?
The partial results announced today raised the prospect of a major realignment in the fractious Parliament, potentially giving working control to centrist and generally democratic forces for the first time in Ukraine's brief history as an independent country.
In 1932, African-Americans deserted the G.O.P. to support Franklin Roosevelt, beginning a major realignment in American politics, and Hoover's handling of the catastrophe was part of the reason for the shift.
Citigroup is moving more than 1,000 employees to New Jersey from Lower Manhattan, according to government officials and real estate executives, in a major realignment that raises new doubts about the pace of economic rejuvenation downtown.
