Sentence examples for a realignment on from inspiring English sources

According to this logic Carswell's anti-Europe cause is advanced more effectively by a defeat for Cameron at the election, followed by a realignment on the right that would eventually lead to a more robust governing force committed to pulling out of the EU.

Optimists cling to the hope that a hung parliament and a realignment on the centre-right would bring that leap about, but for the moment the Lib Dems seem unsure whether they are to the left or the right of Labour.

Two years ago, we were all talking about a realignment on the left.

The wrecking ball of the present realignment on the right might swing through the House of Commons on the 8th of June and be the thing that finally makes a realignment on the left inevitable.

"Our ultimate goal is a realignment of Anglicanism on North American soil committed to biblical faith and values, and driven by Gospel mission," the letter said.

A3 U.S. Relocating Seoul Troops The United States and South Korea reached a formal agreement on a plan to move all American military forces in downtown Seoul to bases south of the city as part of a realignment of troops on the peninsula.

A letter by a traditionalist leader, the Rev Geoff Chapman, of Pennsylvania, says: "Our ultimate goal is a realignment of Anglicanism on North American soil... We believe in the end this should be a replacement jurisdiction". The movement has close links with English evangelicals who are seeking to undermine the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The changes are centered on a realignment of Interpublic into four principal worldwide divisions.

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

Others said that Mr. Barak had realized that the only chance of winning support for a peace agreement rested on a realignment of Israeli politics that consolidated the power of secular forces.

On Dec. 17 and 18, 1971, representatives of the Group of Ten met at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., and agreed on a realignment of currencies and a new set of pegged exchange rates.