Sentence examples for possible realignment from inspiring English sources

The N.H.L. has declined to comment on a possible realignment when the new Winnipeg team starts play next season.

A week before the Holland Hotel meeting, Mr. Ponton sent an e-mail to Kent Hance, the chancellor of the Texas Tech system, to broach the subject of a possible realignment.

Mr. Rumsfeld hinted to correspondents traveling aboard his plane that the Defense Department might review the constellation of American bases in Germany, but he stressed that this would be a natural part of a continuing study of possible realignment and closings of installations in the United States and elsewhere.

"This possible realignment is likely to be included in the draft environmental statement which will be consulted on this spring".

But San Diego officials believe that, at long last, their claims of maltreatment are close to being validated by the lawsuit, which involves lots of money and water and a possible realignment of how MWD sells water to six counties.

In the meantime, general elections are looming in France (May) and Germany (September) -- along with possible realignments that could draw Europe away from the United States.

Shares of other big carriers rose as well, as investors anticipated a possible industry realignment.

Labour hailed the Corby byelection as the first sign of a possible structural realignment of politics, with the Lib Dem vote collapsing and part of the Conservative vote deserting to Ukip, trends also reflected in the PCC elections.

Patients who are possible candidates for realignment surgery must have symptomatic (pain) varus malalignment.

He says DOE and Congress have agreed to allow the panel to continue into a second phase, which will tackle the more politically sensitive topic of possible consolidation and realignment of the current system.

In those cases we calculated the minimum and maximum possible height restoration and realignment scenarios and a final average of these values.