Sentence examples for major realignment of the program from inspiring English sources

In 2005, plans to fly the TSIS on NPOESS were dropped as part of a major realignment of the program prompted by skyrocketing costs.

Much of the focus on Trump's $4.094 trillion budget plan has been on the large reductions in safety net programs such as Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but there are dozens of smaller budget cuts that, in aggregate, would amount to a major realignment of the government's role in society.

"We have made a major realignment of the company's focus away from commodity products to more specialized chips," Mr. Sanghi said in a telephone interview.

As a result, the fringes period can be varied without a need for major realignment of the optical system and the time coincidence between the interfering beams can be easily monitored.

He is a figure of historical significance, who has twice failed to seize the opportunity to change British politics forever by backing a major realignment of the centre right.

It is unlikely to be overturned without a major realignment of the federal government.

A major realignment of the highway in Perth is scheduled for construction between 2016 and 2019, as part of the NorthLink WA project that will also upgrade Tonkin Highway.

We won't know anytime soon, since major realignments of the party system usually take years or even decades to unfold.

Just as obviously such major realignments of the global economy will not happen overnight.

A decision by the Court that diminishes the resources -- and therefore the influence -- of public sector unions would effect a major realignment of political power at the state and local level.

All that suggests that the 2016 election is emerging as one that potentially leads to a major realignment of political allegiances, much as the election of 1968 did.