Sentence examples for closely in alignment from inspiring English sources

The recent social policy reforms in these countries reveal that they are bringing social policies more closely in alignment with economic policy objectives, if not further integrating social and economic policies.

First, the treatment schedule was closely in alignment with CHEP guidance, which emphasizes initial treatment with an angiotensin-receptor blocker and a preference for hydrochlorothiazide as the first add-in drug.

Concerning GPs performance, dissatisfaction with the current contract may potentially have (direct) negative effects, i.e. it might be that those who are dissatisfied with the current contract would have behaved more closely in alignment with policy makers' objectives if they were allowed to work on salaried contracts.

Moves are afoot which suggest – at least to me – that one sector in particular is moving ever more closely into alignment with the theatre industry: education.

We study the temperature dependence of time-resolved photoluminescence (PL) in closely packed alignment of Si nanodisks (NDs) with SiC barriers, fabricated by neutral beam etching using bio-nano-templates.

Several large cohort studies of child health and development have been developed in close alignment with government in an attempt to more closely align science and policy translation.

Stars were in alignment, literally.

The stars have to be in alignment".

"All the stars were in alignment".

We remain in alignment with those associations.

"The constellations are in alignment," he insisted.