"Things need to be realigned.
Miliband argued that individual pursuit of profit need not take precedence over collective wellbeing; that corporate interests needed to be realigned with the interests of their employees and society as a whole.
When I joined Pret, the company had a very strong culture, but it had overexpanded, and it simply needed to be realigned and not do too many things at once, but do what it did well better.
At the end of its month-long investigation of the state of the NHS, the Guardian was clear that, along with more money, the health service's priorities need to be realigned in order to tackle the underlying pressures that are driving up costs.
As the temperature is adjusted, the cavity does not need to be realigned.
When death is approaching for such patients, the goals of care need to be realigned.
For retinal imaging, the passive beams need to be realigned actively in order to compensate for aberrations that vary with eye position, in analogy to the constant readjustment of the deformable mirror in AO-OCT.
In contrast, the second improvement reduces the set of reads which need to be realigned, because most of the reads will not align to the changed part of the assembly.
"The runway would have to be realigned," he said.
