Sentence examples for more realignment from inspiring English sources

With more realignment seemingly to come — the boards of the University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas each met on Monday to discuss possible moves — the National Collegiate Athletic Association is powerless to oversee the process, the way a commissioner would in professional sports.

Lynas also experienced a more subtle realignment in his worldview.

Is geek just the post-noughties' fleeting equivalent of punk or lad culture, or does it mark a more fundamental realignment in our society?

The US plans suggest that the ad hoc moves taken by Nato in response to the Ukraine crisis are hardening into a longer-term and more settled realignment of forces.

But the job of creating a more lasting realignment always falls — as it did in the eras of the New Dealers and the conservative movement — to a president with the vision and temperament to pull the country forcibly into the future.

However, a more radical realignment of our resources will be necessary to attack our real enemies: poverty and oppression.

A more substantial realignment of NY 3 took place as part of the 1930 renumbering of state highways in New York.

What better time to affect a more definitive realignment, one that would put an end to wrangling and political discord in both countries?

The Poznań revolt's lasting impact was that it caused a deeper and more liberal realignment within the Polish communist party and its relationship to Moscow.

"Now, if that happens -- which I think between these two scenarios there's a better likelihood of -- I think you are now starting to talk about a more permanent realignment in the Latino vote".

If Biden's trip focuses on locking in policies of drug war militarization and discouraging independent regional initiatives, the Obama administration will arrive in Cartagena having broken those promises and dashed hopes of a more just realignment of relations in the hemisphere.