Sentence examples for a realignment on the 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.
If establishing such a following, and bringing about a historic realignment on the right, was Trump's real intention — rather than moving into the Oval Office next January — some of what he has been saying lately would be more comprehensible.
But will the forthcoming election provoke a political realignment on the left that cuts across party, sectarian and geographical lines, and incorporates, say, the traditions and ideologies of smaller parties like the Greens and non-party, community-based organisations like London Citizens?
This is all part a sweeping "military realignment" on the part of America.The agreement was 13 years in the making.
In some cases ministers act out of expedient desperation, in others their support reflects a genuine desire to bring about realignment on the centre left.
Thrilled with the sudden realignment on the supreme court, the right is power-mad, and relishes the prospect of telling the heathens what they can and cannot do.
In his years at the top of the party he had the chance to try and modernise it in line with the realignment on the rest of Europe's centre-left.
Two experiments were conducted to examine the effect of automatic image realignment on the performance of laparoscopic surgery.
