Sentence examples for general realignment from inspiring English sources

Pfizer took subleases on two Class A spaces in Parsippany within the last few months -- 154,000 square feet at 5 Woodhollow Drive, and 112,000 at SJP's Morris Corporate Center IV building -- while pondering general realignment of its space in light of its acquisitions.

In the summer of 1992 there were calls to devalue, but the balance of opinion was against it (unless as part of a general realignment of ERM currencies) on the ground that it would undermine Britain's claims to be tough on inflation.Most of sterling's troubles, says Mr Major, stemmed from events beyond Britain's control.

Ford's acquiring both of these companies through its Smart Mobility LLC subsidiary, and the new companies bring new talent, which is also part of a general realignment of its Mobility group.

Soon after the 2008 general election, Fini began a realignment of his position, the sincerity of which remains a subject of debate in the centre-left opposition.

Under the realignment, Nicole Seligman, a general counsel and executive vice president of Sony, will add the title president of Sony Corporation of America, those people said.

The most powerful critic of the LDP's lack of reform zeal, Hidenao Nakagawa, a former party secretary-general, now says that political realignment must happen only when voters demand a clearer direction.

The general managers will also talk about realignment for next season, but their role in the matter is strictly advisory.

Although Tranghese began the event yesterday at the Theater at Madison Square Garden by saying he would not talk specifically about the conference's realignment, he willingly painted a more general picture about the Big East's future.

Emmert's tenure so far has been defined by a flurry of off-field scandals at high-profile universities like Miami and Ohio State and the general unpleasantness that has been connected to conference realignment.

To correct for motion artifacts, subject-specific realignment parameters were included in the general linear model.

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.