During his leadership of the Communist Party, Dennis supported the party's continued alignment with the Soviet Union.
In addition to determining compensation, the board should determine appropriate stock holding requirements in order to promote continued alignment between directors and shareholders.
Appropriate stock ownership requirements should be implemented to promote continued alignment between the corporation's executives and its shareholders, and consideration should also be given to appropriate compensation recovery policies to recoup compensation from executive officers resulting from specified failures.
May – who criticised Labour's Brexit plans as "not in the national interest" – also robustly defended her aim for continued alignment with EU standards in areas such as livestock and agriculture, saying the UK would want to maintain these anyway, and that they should not be a barrier to outside trading plans.
Early drafts of the agreement Britain hoped to get signed off on Monday said there would be "no divergence" from EU rules that "support north-south cooperation", later changed to "continued alignment" in a formulation that appeared to allow for subtle divergences.
One21seventy/ABCD tools and protocols are regularly reviewed by expert reference groups to ensure continued alignment with best practice standards.
In this interim period, however, the MoH, recognizing the importance of the coordination function, was able to continue the alignment and harmonization of projects with the HSSMP by appointing temporary technical working groups.
Continued regulatory alignment was another clear priority.
A northern fork of the Altun (Altyn Tagh) Mountains continues this alignment.
The theory is that the UK would come to a new arrangement that would involve the UK accepting no continuing regulatory alignment with the EU.
If there is to be no hard border in Ireland, that means Northern Ireland has to remain in the single market too, or at least in continued regulatory alignment with the EU ("May's secret deal to keep UK in customs union", News, last week).
