Sentence examples for aligns from inspiring English sources

The key test for Australian councils is whether they can translate the interest and feedback generated by apps into something which aligns with their strategic goals?

This aligns him with Labour, rather than the current government position.

"There's a very diverse LGBT community out there that aligns itself with basic conservative principles," he said.

It aligns Australia with people who favour annexation.

Introducing an individual risk assessment profile on asylum seekers that "aligns with the Asio Threat Methodology and that was used within the Australian Intelligence Community".

By retrofitting his prediction model so that it more closely aligns with past results, Mr Abramowitz leaves himself vulnerable to the charge that this post-hoc tinkering lacks any substantive basis.

(Joe Lieberman aligns himself with the Democrats there despite being an independent who supports Mr Bush over Iraq).But this is only the beginning of his problems.

Using a joystick, the operator aligns a target icon over a vein.

Occasionally, though, their hunt for profit aligns neatly with calls for greater financial openness by campaigners, winning the rapacious funds unlikely admirers.

Nevertheless, nationalisation looks the best choice of a bad lot, for it aligns risks and rewards most closely and keeps control in the hands of those who have most invested.

Twice a year, as if designed by the gods, the sun perfectly aligns with Manhattan's streets and skyscrapers, just as it does with the standing stones of Stonehenge.