Sentence examples for needs to realign from inspiring English sources

"He needs to realign his loyalties".

She understands that society needs to realign itself with the planet.

This geopolitical paradigm shift means that America needs to realign its energy policy in several key places.

More importantly perhaps, in addition to addressing these costs, the city government needs to realign city services.

In a study last year for the Atlantic Council Matthew Kroenig argued: "In order to deter the Russian nuclear threat, NATO needs to realign its priorities by increasing the importance of its nuclear deterrence mission and considering possible modifications to its conventional and nuclear posture".

As risks change, we who care about civil liberties need to realign balances between security and freedom.

The All Blacks realised they needed to realign a group which, in a reflection of New Zealand society, drew from  Maori, European, Samoan, Fijian and Tongan tradition.

With four new stores taking the chain to just short of 80, Marshall said, sales were at "record levels" but the need to realign prices "to be more competitive in the market" had hurt its profit margins.

Annie needed to realign her expectations.

"We need to realign the cost structure and get aggressive on pricing.

Yet, for us to scale to the next level and take full advantage of the opportunity ahead, we need to realign our focus.