Sentence examples for broad realignment from inspiring English sources

Goldman said the latest moves, affecting coverage of 40 stocks, were part of a broad realignment of research.

The departure of Peres, 82, from Labor, which Sharon allies speculated could come Wednesday, would continue a broad realignment of Israel's political parties prompted by Sharon's decision to withdraw Jewish settlers and soldiers from the Gaza Strip earlier this year.

Last week, he announced a broad realignment of business groups, melding three divisions into two in an effort to put more focus on the company–and presumably get better performance.

"He was in favor of a much broader realignment plan than was ultimately adopted," Lucchino said.

As advertising income slides because of the economic slowdown, the sale reflects a broader realignment in European magazines.

The manufacturing component of the design is meant as part of a broader realignment of the city's economy that anticipates that shift.

They fear that it will help Iran gain money, power and influence — and that it could be the opening wedge of a broader realignment of American interests in the region.

Given the length of time since the 2009 protests, and the broader realignment taking place in Iranian politics with the focus on the nuclear agreement, the reformists' arguments may find an echo.

"As part of a broader realignment of analytic resources, this work continues to be performed by a dedicated team in a new office that looks at economic and energy matters affecting America's national security.

But amid a broader realignment, which included a management change last year, VMware is now focusing more on what it calls a software-defined data center, in addition to other computing services.

Fundamentally, this irresponsibility stems from failure to appreciate the full importance of an Iran nuclear deal -- and, beyond that, of a broader realignment of U.S. relations with Tehran -- to American interests, in the Middle East and globally.