Sentence examples for of being aligned from inspiring English sources

The board also fired other executives suspected of being aligned with Mr. Chan shortly afterward, including the chief financial officer and the chief accounting officer.

She said his sentiment demonstrated that he met the legal definition of being aligned with the plaintiffs, also part of the legal test for the subpoena.

This diversity in style was entirely consistent for Colin, who was fond of being aligned with Isaiah Berlin's definition of a fox, who draws on a wide variety of ideas, rather than a hedgehog, who concentrates on one.

The maneuvering comes amidst what is, in fact, much debate about the actual value of third-party endorsement, as well as concern about the cost of being aligned with parties that often take positions outside the mainstream of political thought.

But true as that may be, it is often the case that smaller nations try to align themselves with American causes to reap the diplomatic dividends of being aligned with a superpower -- or in some cases, to get a piece of the financial action.

Corbyn, who opposed the invasion, said in his statement: "As a party, we found ourselves in the regrettable position of being aligned with one of the worst rightwing governments in US history, even as liberal opinion in the US was questioning the headlong descent into war".

However, Marmot says he has seen scant evidence of policies being aligned in practice – for example when it comes to cutting services.

The dates of the surveys of patients were aligned with the dates of staff surveys.

A similar number of reads is aligned by each aligner (Table 4).

Only 1.6% of MeSH descriptors of interest were aligned.

Protein sequences of each set of genes were aligned using MAFFT.