Sentence examples for it would be aligned from inspiring English sources
And in confirming that he will reduce the rate to 22% by 2014, George Osborne also signalled an intention to bring it down further to 20% - where it would be aligned with the basic rate of income tax and the tax rate levied on small businesses.
In response, the UNPROFOR developed Operation Backstop aimed at defending against the HV attack, assuming that its main axis would be aligned with the motorway.
Even for a "short" read with 50-100 nucleotites, is is not immediately clear what fraction of reads originated from mouse would be aligned to the human reference.
Consequently, the HOXD cluster would be aligned to both loci from chicken by two overlapping local alignments.
The details of the agreement are not known, but it appears that he and his troops were meant to cross the Sava River into Slavonia where they would be aligned with Drljević as the "Montenegrin National Army" with Đurišić retaining operational command.
Both universities say their buildings would be aligned to maximize sun exposure and natural ventilation.
Noah Hanft, MasterCard's general counsel, said, "I don't see how American Express's interests would be aligned with other card companies whom they're competing against".
Gorsuch has not ruled on abortion rights, though passages in his writings have been cited to suggest that he would be aligned against Roe v. Wade.
The main axis of the 360-foot-long concourse would be aligned with the angle of the sun at 10 28 that morning, when the second tower collapsed.
Not that long ago, advocates of improved corporate governance argued that boards should give stock options to top company managers so that executives' interests would be aligned with those of shareholders.
