Sentence examples for must be realigned from inspiring English sources

The general dogma states that the eyes must be realigned in the first year or two.

There is a theoretical argument for resolving this perversity with a general election: to rehabilitate the authority of parliament it must be realigned with the post-referendum landscape.

To continue the low fares and ubiquitous service that customers demand, airline labor costs, which can reach 40percentt of operating expenses, must be realigned.

The tournament will remain at 16 teams though — eight U.S. squads and eight international squads, so two other international regions must be realigned to accommodate Australia.

When Swiss companies make acquisitions in America, where pay in general is considerably higher, Mr. Kubizolle said the salary structure of the parent company must be realigned so the Swiss boss will be paid more than the American subordinates.

"Agencies have demonstrated that this is a low priority…it is easy to see government's priorities must be realigned," the OMB remarked.

"Things need to be realigned.

"The runway would have to be realigned," he said.

In economic terms, the players' incentives will be realigned.

"This stuff has to be realigned and tested".

As the temperature is adjusted, the cavity does not need to be realigned.