Sentence examples for a realignment of a from inspiring English sources

Route 41 was once part of a realignment of a 19th-century turnpike, the Seneca Turnpike.

On April 3 , 1967 the Oklahoma Highway Commission approved a realignment of a short segment of US-60/US-64/US-81 north of Enid in Garfield and Grant Counties.

It also provided for a realignment of all 26 teams for the 1970 season.

All literature, I finally realised with a jolt, amounted to an act of translation: a condensing, a sifting, a realignment of the author's thought world into words.

Finally, Burger King added a mention of a "realignment of the regional management" in its European and Asian business.

It will take something like a realignment of consciousness: facing up to a deeply compromised reality and cultivating realistic hope.

The future is based on a realignment of what we know, not a straightforward recapitulation of it.

Both potentially speak to a bigger story: a realignment of British politics may be taking place and it could well work in Labour's favour.

This will be followed by a realignment of politics along not a left-right divide, but what she calls a "nationalist" and "internationalist" one.

The two institutes are involved in a campaign advocating a realignment of NASA's budget that would benefit commercial spaceflight entrepreneurs.

The Sega Corporation, the Japanese video game maker, named a new chairman in a realignment of management, selecting an executive from the pinball machine maker Sammy Corporation, which recently became Sega's biggest shareholder.