Sentence examples for moves to align from inspiring English sources

Moves to align retirement ages will take demographic factors into account, something that would help French workers to continue to retire earlier than Germans.

But these moves to align CRM and operating systems with legacy databases are not about innovation.

The male moves onto her ventral abdomen, tapping her rapidly until she moves to align his abdomen above hers.

While his actions convince Barranco that he is in fact committed to his side, Chris is removed from the Columbia job which is handed over to a senior partner, Hamilton, who takes a more pragmatic view and moves to align with Hernan's son.

— Eric Asimov The Village Voice: The United States and the European Union move to align conflicting organic-food policies that have hindered trade.

The move came four years after Britain broke off that relationship and moved to align with the United States in designating Hezbollah as a proscribed terrorist group.

However, the move to align tax and National Insurance legislation will see employers' NICs paid on a wide range of benefits to which many staff have become accustomed.

"Given the continuing public scrutiny of variable pay practices in our industry, ING is moving to align its variable compensation practices with the new reality," it said.

The move to align the two taxes was designed to cut the confusion between the different levels for the upper limit of mainstream national insurance contributions and the starting point for the top 40% income tax rate.

In a move to align Internet advertising businesses controlled by CMGI Inc., Engage Technologies Inc. will buy Adsmart and Flycast Communications Corporation in a stock deal worth about $2.6 billion based on Wednesday's closing stock price.

Some analysts have predicted that Mr. Medvedev will lose the confidence of top officials as they move to align themselves with Mr. Putin after years of uncertainty over who was running the country.