Sentence examples for a realignment to from inspiring English sources
The move will extend FM&T execs in to each of the BBC's other content units (Vision, Audio & Music and Mobile Media), NMA said - though a BBC spokesperson told paidContent:UK it's not quite the "major reshuffle" claimed, just a "realignment" to ensure every FM&T exec post now maps on to an equivalent in the other three units.
Jeffers said there was also a "realignment" to move certain positions from corporate into individual restaurant brands.
On two occasions, U.S. Route 40 has been relocated off portions of Route 48: once following a realignment to a ferry between New Castle, Delaware and Pennsville and again after the Delaware Memorial Bridge and New Jersey Turnpike opened in 1951.
He promoted a new peace process and talked up a regional realignment to stabilize the Middle East after the 1973 war.
If you've stopped paying attention to LG in the last couple of years, you'll learn everything you need to know from the first paragraph of its latest press release that highlights a "sweeping realignment to better address the challenges ahead".
But there's one more element necessary for a real realignment to occur: citizens and citizen action.
A minor realignment to the highway occurred in southern Grant County on January 7 , 1963 the final change to SH-132's route.
Jeffers said the layoffs came along with a realignment at headquarters to move positions in employee relations, guest relations and talent acquisition from corporate into individual restaurant brands.
Furthermore, it is common practice to 'offload' the repair tissue with a realignment osteotomy to improve the mechanical environment.
Tehran's long-held wish to play a part in the conflict, and thus come in further from the diplomatic cold, may be fulfilled as a realignment begins to take shape between Russia and the West in the effort to defeat the extremist Islamist group.
Here was a player who had looked physically diminished at the end of the 2014 World Cup, who appeared to have entered a period of adjustment and realignment, to have lost a little of his fearless youthful snap.
