Sentence examples for a push to align from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — A push to align European corporate tax systems has emerged as the biggest obstacle to a German-inspired plan to impose more fiscal discipline on the 17 countries in the euro zone.

The Autohaus initiative is a global push to align all Mercedes-Benz dealerships not only in their design, which emphasizes transparency with use of glass, but also in their customer service.

Epstein said since earlier this year he has led the UFC push to align with a company like the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency that can test fighters, with the ability to impose sanctions on those who test dirty.

Conversely, the sight of Japanese citizens meeting a bloody end could temper enthusiasm for Abe's push to align Japan more closely with Washington's agenda in the Middle East.

And that's pretty much what all the school-reforming of recent years has been about, which is culminating in today's push to align K-12′s academic standards with the expectations of college professors and employers.

That's why this offer is being made now, in the middle of the PR push to align people against the proposals with scare stories of longer wait times and higher prices.

Whether it is support for constructing a fence along the southern U.S. border or a push to more aggressively police immigration, Republicans have decided to align themselves with the more nativist forces in the country.

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That would push them to align in the same direction, making the cloud of grains into a reflecting surface.

And that's where I think we have to work hard to educate people and push them to align what they think is reasonable".

Frustrated by executives who continued to receive large salaries even when their company's stock was flat or falling, institutional investors in the late 1980's pushed boards to align executives' interests with those of shareholders.