Sentence examples for a realignment in which from inspiring English sources

He predicts a realignment in which various branches of Judaism will become more traditional and, paradoxically, more separate.

For all the talk of a realignment in which the purportedly reformist Democrats would join like-minded LDP members, no great split in the ruling party looks likely at present.Where does that leave Mr Koizumi?

He's taking early retirement as part of a realignment in which HP is splitting off its $8 billion test and measurement business (the original business of William Hewlett and David Packard) from its main computing and imaging operations.

But now is the moment for a historic realignment, in which the "New Republic" starts to govern the country.So over and above developing a programme for government, if the Sustainability Network comes into being and its candidate is elected, it would seek support from the best parts of the PT and the PSDB.

In March, the company announced an "organizational realignment" in which it started to consolidate some of its hardware assets.

And it has left both American and Israeli diplomats wondering about a broader regional realignment in which Israel would be left feeling more isolated and its enemies, including Iran and Syria, emboldened.

Joe Garagiola Jr. of the World Series champion Arizona Diamondbacks was asked about the team's off-season planning in relation to the possibility that contraction would require realignment, in which his team could be moved to the American League.

An international realignment in which the U.S. loses its previously privileged economic and diplomatic position has already begun.

He praised the policy known as realignment, in which some inmates were paroled to county authorities and then sent to county jails instead of state facilities if they committed certain crimes while they were out.

Such a move could herald a realignment in this tiny coastal republic, which largely boycotted the elections, and sharpen the debate over independence.

"But we will see a realignment in Greek parliamentary politics in support of the deal which, hopefully, will be cathartic and provide stability," he said.