Sentence examples for have a realignment from inspiring English sources

He decided not to have reconstructive surgery and instead will have a realignment next month in London, Ontario.

Largely through her efforts, we've seen a realignment that has brought together conservatives and progressives over criminal justice reform".

There are many reminders here in Davos that the global financial crisis and economic slowdown have hastened a realignment in global power.

It appears to have mismanaged a realignment of more than half of its sales force.

Jentz notes that a feint by the 1st and 7th RTR out of Tobruk might have caused a realignment of the Axis forces, weakening their overall position and perhaps even forcing them to give up the Sollum area.

This indicates that binding of either the E2~ubiquitin, substrate or ubiquitinated substrate may have a role in the realignment and activation of the catalytic cysteine residue of the RBR E3 ligases.

The Russian offensive — the first outside its territory since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 — has crystallized a realignment already taking place in Central and Eastern Europe, where the new members of NATO and the European Union have warned of the threat posed by a resurgent Russia.

David Cameron said there had been a "realignment north of the border".

A central midfielder (or two) remains the greatest consideration but the icy shiver felt at the prospect of not duelling with the continental aristocrats next season has caused a realignment of priorities.

With Mandarin's ascent has come a realignment of power in Chinese-American communities, where the recent immigrants are gaining economic and political clout, said Peter Kwong, a professor of Asian-American studies at Hunter College.

Therefore, there has been a realignment towards developing effective, molecularly targeted strategies that offer personalised treatment to individual patients based on prognostic factors.