Sentence examples for on a realignment from inspiring English sources

The changes are centered on a realignment of Interpublic into four principal worldwide divisions.

The future is based on a realignment of what we know, not a straightforward recapitulation of it.

Others said that Mr. Barak had realized that the only chance of winning support for a peace agreement rested on a realignment of Israeli politics that consolidated the power of secular forces.

On Dec. 17 and 18, 1971, representatives of the Group of Ten met at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., and agreed on a realignment of currencies and a new set of pegged exchange rates.

As the United States embarks on a realignment of its global military bases, the shift will perhaps be felt most intensely here in South Korea, where American soldiers continue to play a central role even as South Koreans themselves are rethinking their relations with Americans.

Last February, in its 2011 budget request, the department asked for $300 million to be spent on a realignment of several existing programs to improve "effective teaching and learning" in STEM fields.

Daimler Sells Half Its Stake in EADS for $2.2 Billion  |  The German carmaker Daimler sold half of its stake in European Aeronautic Defense and Space on Thursday as part of a realignment of the ownership structure of the aerospace company.

In the swirling midst of such processes, obviously, it would be impossible for literature alone to take a pass on such a realignment and avoid systemic change.

The wrecking ball of the present realignment on the right might swing through the House of Commons on the 8th of June and be the thing that finally makes a realignment on the left inevitable.

The idea also was based on an assessment that a realignment could allow the Army and the Marines each to operate more efficiently in sustaining troop levels for two wars that have put a strain on their forces.

What we witnessed on Tuesday was not a realignment of American politics but the first real test of the reconfiguration of the balance of forces in the American right.