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Directors' interests must be aligned with those of shareholders to maximise returns, runs the argument.

Even Mr. Gross acknowledges that Pimco's interests won't always be aligned with those of the government.

Now, so that their interests will be aligned with those of shareholders, much of their pay is in stock.

Not that long ago, advocates of improved corporate governance argued that boards should give stock options to top company managers so that executives' interests would be aligned with those of shareholders.

There are also problems over who should be able to solemnise a marriage, the content of any ceremony, notice and registration requirements for a marriage, insufficient clarity on the formalities required for a marriage to be valid and how far the rules governing the formation of a civil partnership should be aligned with those for the solemnisation of a marriage.

Just keep in mind that your personal tastes may not be aligned with those of the winemaker.

Axis-aligned bounding boxes (AABBs) [2, 3] are cuboids whose axes are aligned with those of the environment.

Mr. Williams is aligned with those who often annoy her.

"Being aligned with those universities was really what they wanted to do," he said.

"She presented herself in a way that showed her values were aligned with those of the company," Mr. Daley said.

Hedge-fund managers put their own savings into their fund, so their interests are aligned with those of their investors.