It would end a debilitating relationship that benefits neither -- so that both can, together, endure the impact of future regional realignments.
"It's so difficult to predict what anyone is going to do," Williams said of the future of conference realignment.
At the moment, DELLY constructs only a gapless consensus sequence, which can be extended in the future using a realignment method (Anson and Myers, 1997) that accounts for insertion and deletion sequencing errors.
At a moment of partisan upheaval and realignment, the future is not likely to belong to those who do little more than triangulate.
The future is based on a realignment of what we know, not a straightforward recapitulation of it.
Clearly, our nation's priorities need a drastic and immediate realignment to ensure our future.
Mrs. Kirchner's decision could open the gates to a major foreign policy realignment in the near future.
Alas for this house, the Reagan Realignment means that all future presidents, unless they are partial to parking lots, will take their oaths facing the same way, over one of the world's great urban spaces.
The debate over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the accord among the U.S. and 11 other Pacific Rim economic powers, has turned from whether it will be put in place to the question of what the apparent political realignment means for the future of trade.
The results of this study also need to be seriously considered by curriculum planners within schools of nursing to ensure a future nursing workforce prepared for the realignment of our health care system.
For both sides, renminbi appreciation now would mean less likelihood of a disorderly international crisis and realignment of the dollar in the future.
