Sentence examples for a policy realignment from inspiring English sources

But boosting trade with Europe would seem to require a policy realignment.

This new cooperation represents a major policy realignment given the fact that satellite images show a new Saudi CSS-2 missile base capable of deploying A-bombs with launch rails pointing towards both Iran and Israel.

Mrs. Kirchner's decision could open the gates to a major foreign policy realignment in the near future.

But we hope that this time, the change in tone signals the beginning of a more lasting and meaningful policy realignment.

There was no strategic foreign policy realignment or even a calibrated international rebalancing.

Rather, it has sent lots of non-serious offenders to county jails instead of state prisons (a policy called "realignment").

The Youth League faction, worried about imbalances between the coast and inland regions, has advocated a series of policy realignments in favor of the interior.

California has already cut its prison population by 25,000 inmates to about 120,000 by sending low-level offenders to county jails in a policy known as realignment.

Kadima, for example, backed a policy of Israeli "realignment" — withdrawal from parts of the occupied West Bank — and there was little internal dissent.

"California's dramatic pivot toward giving counties primary responsibility for punishment over a wide swath of persons convicted of felonies, a policy known as realignment, is the most important move toward dismantling mass incarceration in this state in forty years". — Jonathan Simon.

David Onek for San Francisco D.A. California's dramatic pivot toward giving counties primary responsibility for punishment over a wide swath of persons convicted of felonies, a policy known as realignment, is the most important move toward dismantling mass incarceration in this state in forty years.