Sentence examples for critical realignment from inspiring English sources

Obama's 2008 election portended the possibilities of a critical realignment.

Political scientists describe critical elections as significant realignments of American politics and partisanship.

The NATO offer, made with Washington's approval and conveyed by the organization's secretary general, Lord Robertson, is a critical step toward Russia's realignment with the West.

Transport processes are also critical for the reallocation of resources and it was previously shown that defense signals cause realignment of transport activities to redirect resources toward immune responses and protect tissues of high value [ 80].

The administration has yet to treat a potential nuclear deal as American interests actually require: that is, as a critical initial step in a broader process of rapprochement with the Islamic Republic of Iran -- rapprochement as profound as the realignment of U.S. relations with the People's Republic of China in the 1970s.

Senior managers expressed hope that the award restructure and organisational RCB strategy would provide additional opportunity to support and recognise research; and that the realignment of divisions, along with the establishment of joint research appointments and research centres would result in greater critical mass to conduct research.

The realignment has paid dividends.

"I think it's probably a realignment".

Tiller blamed the rush of conference realignment.

"Well, I'm thinking about conference realignment".

So fell another domino in conference realignment.