Sentence examples for planned realignment from inspiring English sources

Under the planned realignment, Japan will take more responsibility for its own security, while American forces will retain their ability to respond quickly to regional emergencies everything from terrorist threats to an invasion of Taiwan by China.As a result, many American servicemen are on their way out of Japan.

The Big Ten, regardless of what it calls its divisions in a planned realignment, is a grown-up's league.

The N.H.L. board of governors' quick approval of the planned realignment, which still needs the consent of the players union, surprised many who expected much debate and rancor.

"I feel profound resentment and am speechless when I think of what happened to the victim of this despicable crime," he told a joint news conference, adding that he had warned Obama that the planned realignment of US forces on Okinawa would be difficult to complete without the trust of the island's residents.

Judging from the tone of Time Warner 's announcement Monday of a planned "realignment" at AOL, you could easily get the impression that everything's just ducky at the portal site.

However, two bypasses were planned — a realignment of Route 6 that would take I-80 over a new bridge and around the south side of downtown, and a northern bypass of the entire city (I-880).

The recession has worsened a chronic budget squeeze in the archdiocese, increased demand for its frayed web of social service programs and added urgency to a long-planned realignment of resources.

After two days of talks with South Korean officials, a senior United States Defense Department official said Monday that a major realignment was being planned in American troop deployments in that country in order to meet the threat posed by North Korea.

He said he planned to have the personnel realignments finished in the coming days.

On Monday, the under secretary of the Army, Pete Geren, was at Fort Sill on what the Army called a previously planned visit to discuss base realignments.

They emphasized that Congress needed to be reassured that "force planning and realignment proposals are realistic, workable and affordable".