Sentence examples for is still aligned from inspiring English sources
"Victim Support doesn't have specially trained counsellors, it is still aligned with the police in many minds and it's not a service for women.
Yet the narrator's view is still aligned with our own: "Not once in my life had I ever given the topic the slightest thought.
What we really offer is two curriculums, one aligned to the exam, and another which is still aligned to the exam but based more on student and teacher interests".
Keep your arm held straight out at the same distance, and make sure your thumbnail is still aligned with the tree's base.
Once engaged, pivot the circuit breaker on the mechanical contact and roll towards the center of the panel - making sure the bus bar of the panel is still aligned with the slot or opening on the circuit breaker case.
If you cannot totally offer resolution of the company because of its policy, then make sure at least when you hang up the phone that he or she is still aligned with YOU as someone who cares, listens and TRIES and you will always be aligned with the customer even if they no longer are with the company, and the company also cannot fault you for this.
They had threatened to "walk away" from the island if the "establishment" - those who are still aligned with the feudal lord - were voted back in.
Instead, Platzer opts for quarterly discussions aimed at supporting employees' career progression and ensuring that their jobs and work activities are still aligned with their interests and career goals.
Let's not lose sight of something -- as bad as things look in Iraq, it is not yet lost, for one big reason: America's aspirations for Iraq and those of the Iraqi silent majority, particularly Shiites and Kurds, are still aligned.
When PISM, the think-tank, recently organised a discussion on the "British question"—that is, the country's European future a British official fired off an angry e-mail telling the organisers that they would do better to discuss the "Polish question", namely how to be in the centre of EU decision making without being a member of the euro zone.In some ways the countries are still aligned.
