Sentence examples for for the realignment from inspiring English sources

What a moment for the realignment of equilibriums across the magnificent world of sport!

It may take a decade after Lehman's collapse for the realignment to occur.

The superficial trigger for the realignment of shareholdings was Citic Pacific's need to raise funds in the aftermath of huge losses last year on foreign-currency deals.

Consider these two elements in the sport's newest agreement: One calls for the realignment of the game into two 15-team leagues, an idea first put on the table by the union more than 10 years ago.

On Wednesday, while quietly burying any notion that he stands for the realignment of the left and centre of which Roy Jenkins (and the Manchester Guardian of CP Scott) always dreamed, Clegg instead gave his party something more immediate to focus on – power.

It has taken a long time for the realignment of the parties brought about by civil-rights laws in the 1960s and the rise of the conservative movement in the 1970s to work through the system, but the process is almost complete.

Then the 5 echoes of the remaining images were realigned to correct for motion artifacts (estimation of the realignment parameters is done for one echo and then copied to the other echoes).

After allowing for the costs of the "realignment" and other write-downs, operating profit is around 7% more than in 1999, its annus horribilis.

More sobering for Democrats, the realignment that began in the 1960's -- when the battles over civil rights and Vietnam began to drive white men and rural voters away from the party -- has finally begun to erode the party at its very foundation: the state and local level, where it was dominant for decades.

But after the Jets, as 17-point underdogs, astonished the Colts on Jan . 12 , 1969in Super Bowl III, the A.F.L. suddenly had an argument for solidarity in the realignment meeting that spring.

Genderson said his company never tried to influence commissioners or lobby for the geographic realignment.