Sentence examples similar to expected realignment from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gross said she expected some realignment in the magazine's structure, which had been criticized for being awkward and top-heavy.

As expected, the realignment keeps Graboff as Zucker's point man in Burbank.

Defeat of the Liberal Democratic Party, which has led Japan since 1955 for all but 11 months, could lead to a long-expected realignment in Japan's political landscape.

Accountability relationships require realignment.

Moral and legal accountabilities for waiting lists require realignment.

Selig was irate because he had expected the vote on realignment to proceed smoothly.

Charges related to the realignment are expected to total $17 million to $19 million by the end of 2005.

Eventually a realignment is expected, in which Winnipeg would be placed in the Northwest Division with Minnesota, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver, and other clubs would be shuffled, including, possibly, a move by Detroit, Columbus or Nashville from the Western Conference to the East.

The diocese was welcomed Saturday into the Province of the Southern Cone, based in Argentina, but the realignment is expected to be temporary while the diocese works to establish a conservative province of the Anglican Communion in the United States, diocese leaders said.

But he cautions against expecting any political realignment to "last as long as the old ones did".

New guidelines are under consideration and are expected to result in some realignment of activities with the Tanzanian Food and Drug Authority assuming some duties currently under the remit of the Private Health Laboratories Board.