Sentence examples for be aligning with from inspiring English sources
The Commission's approach looks to be aligning with Facebook's rethought approach — with the subjective question of how to make judgements on what is (and therefore what isn't) a trustworthy source likely being handed off to third parties, given that another strand of the code is focused on "enabling fact-checkers, researchers and public authorities to continuously monitor online disinformation".
The candidate's actions, history and manifestos were seen to be aligning with their Agenda for Bangalore.
She hasn't come out and said, "the loosening of certain financial regulations was disastrous" but to many observers she seems to be aligning with Senator Elizabeth Warren, (a recent New Yorker article on Warren observed that Clinton and her staff have been consulting with Warren and her staff).
Our South Indian isolate, 3K, was found to be aligning with the Western cagPAI sequences.
The results of this study suggest that clinicians may ultimately be aligning with this type of model (see Figure 1).
They praised the tough line adopted by the Democratic leadership, which is aligning with President Obama on the tax issue.
"Maybe there's still a sense of a man taking care of a woman, but our ideology is aligning with the reality of our finances," Ms. Rosin said.
Students have rallied against the use of sweatshop labor to make their sweatshirts; now, at Harvard and across the country, they are aligning with union organizers to call for a "living wage" for the universities' lowest-paid employees.
This autumn, on the evocative date of 10.10.10, the Power of One (my organization, which is hosting the main event on the National Mall on 10.10.10 as well as virtually on a global basis) is aligning with Four Years.
By the end of the lobbying process on that bill, the candy industry was aligning with parents and with an overall push toward healthier eating that has been led in no small part by first lady Michelle Obama's fitness-awareness efforts.
The issue that has led them to renounce their own national leadership is homosexuality; some of the minority of Anglicans (or Episcopalians) who object to gay bishops in American dioceses are aligning with conservatives in Africa.The most influential is Archbishop Peter Akinola, who leads the 17m-strong Anglican church in Nigeria, as well as his new congregants in Virginia.
