It is also appealing to focus on Spanish province-level inflation since in a currency union inflation differentials lead to realignments of the real exchange rate among provinces, which have strong implications for the relative competitiveness of the different provinces within the same country.
Ultimately, she said, it could lead to a realignment of political parties.
The drop in prices, if sustained, may lead to a realignment of policies even for the most nationalistic producers, analysts said.
A very interesting blog by Mark Leach (@markmleach) on wonkhe.com warns of a new threat that could ignite campus tensions and lead to a realignment of the relationship between student union and university management.
If Mr Netanyahu and Ariel Sharon, his new foreign minister and the most predatory of hawks, decide to sign, it could, as our Israel correspondent suggests, lead to a realignment of Israeli politics (see article).
Even if that message fails to prove a winning one next month, Paul Davis, the Democratic minority leader in the State Assembly, believes the conservative takeover of the Republicans may eventually lead to a realignment of the parties.
Together with the phosphorylation of a key threonine in the activation segment (also known as the T loop) adjacent to the catalytic site, the PSTAIRE helix rearrangements upon cyclin binding lead to the realignment of essential ATP binding residues into an active conformation.
The withdrawal of a core country such as France from the Eurozone could lead to currency realignments at the regional levels, without any chances for the survival of the entire Euro bloc.
Skeptics doubt that the romancing of manual labor will lead to a permanent realignment of the American work force.
There is some vague talk, in the tea rooms at Westminster, that the current crisis could lead to a lasting realignment of British politics.
