Sentence examples similar to means for realignment from inspiring English sources

The debate over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the accord among the U.S. and 11 other Pacific Rim economic powers, has turned from whether it will be put in place to the question of what the apparent political realignment means for the future of trade.

That means the realignment around AirPlay as the hub of the Apple information bus is now in full swing.

Alas for this house, the Reagan Realignment means that all future presidents, unless they are partial to parking lots, will take their oaths facing the same way, over one of the world's great urban spaces.

At that juncture, the time for realignment will occur.

That first network letter outlining the plan for realignment plainly stated, "We seek to retain ownership of our property as we move into this realignment".

It also expects to report an after-tax charge of $18.2 million, or 12 cents, for realignment.

Regardless of who gets hurt in the process, Texas is ripe for realignment.

Evidently, there are significant grounds for realignment in the geographic scope of scholarship on egao.

Patients who are possible candidates for realignment surgery must have symptomatic (pain) varus malalignment.

The authors recommend appropriate follow-up of these subjects to assess need for realignment surgery.

But L.A. County Sheriff's officials almost immediately cut his term by more than half, noting nonviolent and nonsexual criminals are eligible for the reduction under state prison realignment guidelines meant to reduce inmate overcrowding.