Sentence examples for a strategic alignment from inspiring English sources

The Socialists even called (and lost) a vote of no confidence to protest at a "strategic alignment" with America.

This acquisition represents a strategic alignment of our audiences as couples make up a significant percentage of our user base at Life360," he added.

Mechanisms have been proposed to balancing the academic and industrial needs, and also to promote a strategic alignment between the interests of Academia and software Industry (Santos et al. 2012).

The results show that Chinese companies must achieve a strategic alignment between their business strategy and EIS strategy and then they should facilitate EIS implementation by effectively designing managerial processes and learning mechanisms.

President George W. Bush initiated a strategic alignment with India and gained Congressional approval for a U.S.-Indian agreement envisaging the sale of American fuel and technology for India's non-military reactors.

This reflects progression in Green Tibetan discourse from opposition to the state to a strategic alignment with state policies (Yeh 2014a), which since 1999 have become more environmentally protective.

Denouncing a "global strategic alignment" with America during a parliamentary debate this week, the opposition called for a vote of censure against the government.

More significantly, Vietnam's growing cooperation with the United States heralds a profound realignment of Hanoi's foreign policy from an "unofficial" strategic partnership with China to a defacto strategic alignment with the United States.

Based on private conversations with Bush, Blackwill told colleagues, he understood that his mission was to coax the United States and India into a closer strategic alignment.

In testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in January, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said that there is "a new strategic alignment in the Middle East," separating "reformers" and "extremists"; she pointed to the Sunni states as centers of moderation, and said that Iran, Syria, and Hezbollah were "on the other side of that divide".

Considering the link between accounting change and the HRD system architecture in both periods, the study illustrated that the mediating effect of HRD stemmed from activities enabling a 'resource gap'-analysis, and that effects of organizational failures induced the switch to a more strategic alignment of HRD policies and practices.