Sentence examples for bringing into line from inspiring English sources

The European commission will on Wednesday publish reforms aimed at bringing into line rogue member states in the wake of the LuxLeaks revelations.

Meanwhile Kinnock is now doing a similar job at the European Commission for a whacking wage (£130,000) bringing into line an organisation famous for its incompetence and corruption.

Sumption's book is a history of the Catholic Church, not good or bad but just very much there, bringing into line people who, again, were not good or bad but decent enough.

The Birthday Party candidate Dave Dobbs said he understood that half of the council's £800m was spent on wages which needed bringing into line.

Ingraham has since been brought into line.

Overlapping areas of government administration will be brought into line.

>Will 1.5 be brought into line with the Plan 9 man page?

Export guidelines must be brought into line with reality, says Mr Linnenkamp.

The last anomalous province was thus brought into line with the others.

Can the Sanders portrait be brought into line with the Droeshout engraving?

Clearly, federal laws need to be revamped and brought into line with newer forms of surveillance.