Sentence examples for means to align from inspiring English sources

This is what it means to align with your true nature and to awaken to your essence.

On Saturday, May 18, at the eighth Small Works for Big Change, we saw again what it means to align grassroots fundraising with racial and economic justice in order to challenge the race and class hierarchies and histories of structural violence and oppression that typically play out in fundraising.

In the face of likely fiscal constraints, a National Veterans Strategy could prove an effective means to align policy, coordinate federal, state, local and private-sector efforts and rationalize fiscal choices in a way that limits the potential for veterans' issues to become politicized during partisan budget debates.

"Incentives can be a powerful means to align executive behavior with business strategy".

A practical means to align one's espoused values with the theory-in-use is to apply the steps of the reflective practitioner and organizational learning model (see Table 1 and Fig. 1) when mismatches are experienced.

We sought a means to produce whole-genome maps for comparison with the genomic DNA sequence, and identified optical mapping as a useful means to align and orient the genome sections in silico.

Such a system is meant to align the interests of employees with stockholders.

A dizzying system of fines and rewards is meant to align the interests of contractors and passengers.

The various moves are part of a paroxysm of reorganizations and executive shifts meant to align Time Warner's traditional media units with America Online's Internet operations.

There also will be a referendum on a partly proportional voting system meant to align parliamentary strength more closely to the popular vote.

Yet for a while there has been little sign of that.Performance-related pay is meant to align executives' rewards with those of shareholders.