Sentence examples for as being aligned from inspiring English sources

WHEN it comes to internet booking, many airlines do not see their interests as being aligned with those of travel agents.

Mainly a dance music promoter, their outlook since forming in 2000 could most closely be described as being aligned to the universe of DJ Gilles Peterson, concentrating on soul, jazz, dubstep, funk, hip hop, reggae, drum'n'bass and Afro-Latin sounds.

ETA describes itself as being aligned with other "liberation struggles," like the Polisario Front's war for the independence of Moroccan-held Western Sahara and the efforts of the stateless Turkish Kurds to gain a homeland.

But Labor thinks its message about "fairness" and relentless framing of Turnbull as being aligned with "the top end of town" is cutting through, building on the residual shock of Abbott's unfair 2014 budget.

True as that may be, if the QAA were to license its own logo as the quality mark universities could use, the organisation runs the risk of being perceived as being aligned with the quality mark - rather than simply the owner and awarding body of an independent mark.

The tensions in Victoria are between a group aligned with the veteran factional powerbroker Kim Carr, and other leftwingers in the Victorian branch, who are viewed by the Carr subfaction as being aligned with Albanese, and as a consequence, are viewed as displaying disloyalty both to the faction and to the Labor leader.

Product enhancements ("New and improved!") are one way, as is aligning a product with a purpose.

However, these decisions were not perceived as necessarily being aligned with the public's health interests.

The pro-paternalists counter that government is inevitably setting contexts and default positions anyway, so they might as well be aligned with individual and social goals.

"And yes, Cher is adorable from the beginning, and because we get voiceover, we as viewers are aligned with her from the start.

Still, when the Daily Mail drives the agenda, politicians will say any old rubbish, as long as it is aligned with that paper, to earn its endorsement.