Sentence examples similar to aligning authority from inspiring English sources
"The very things that made me good at school — a talent for aligning with authority, or for knowing what it wanted; a capacity for self-estranging self-discipline; an ability to use anxiety as a fuel; an overidentification with established codes — were precisely the things that might render me not a writer, not a poet".
The programme is delivered at no cost to the local authority, by aligning activity and funding which already exists.
The authors focus on three general themes: aligning drug price with drug benefits; altering the mechanism of drug payment; and aligning demand with value.
Such an order would be controversial — seemingly aligning the administration with a disputed legal doctrine of former President George W. Bush, whose lawyers held that the president had sweeping authority in wartime to imprison those he deemed threats to national security.
"The stars are aligning," he said.
Pruning and aligning programs within theaters.
Local authorities are going through extremely challenging times at the moment – Liverpool not the least – and my experience there has taught me the importance of gathering together potential resources; working across sectors and organisations, aligning outcomes and sharing skills to deliver common aims.
It's aligning itself much more to business.
"Maybe there's a whole load of stars aligning in relation to that," she added.
"You had a number of things aligning," said Stuart C. Gilson, professor of corporate restructuring at the Harvard Business School.
