Sentence examples for into realignment from inspiring English sources

Instead of wartime highs, this book starts with drawdown lows, when demobilization and decommissioning morph into realignment and prepositioning.

The N.F.L. has been working on the realignment problem for months, if not years, with owners saying that Roger Goodell, the executive vice president in charge of the issue, has put more man-hours into realignment than almost any other league executive on any other subject.

A single nonprofit online entity, dedicated to unbiased public polling of the U.S. electorate, can generate the leverage needed to bring government into realignment with the will of We the People as stated in our Constitution.

The doctor of chiropractic works any fixated or jammed vertebrae back into realignment, so that the vertebrae aren't pressed together or pinching one another.[3] Unfortunately, you cannot give yourself an alignment.

To take residual head motion effects into account, realignment parameters were included as regressors of no interest.

Leagues of nations too ponderous to act need realignment into more agile, responsive coalitions.

It's a coincidence of interests, but I don't think we should blow it up into a big realignment.

It's a coincidence of interests, but we shouldn't blow it up into a big realignment.

That would be a huge step toward the political realignment into a two-party system that many Japanese say they would like to see.

The subject of that meeting in September 1993 was Major League Baseball's proposed realignment into three divisions in each league, and the addition of a wild-card playoff team in each league.

B: His true concern is diminished French competitiveness in the face of a cheap dollar, and he wants not so much a multipolar reserve currency but to talk the Americans into a dollar realignment similar to the Plaza Accords of 1986.