Sentence examples for realigned with the from inspiring English sources

There is a theoretical argument for resolving this perversity with a general election: to rehabilitate the authority of parliament it must be realigned with the post-referendum landscape.

The tenement was gutted, and its floors were realigned with the onetime theater building; whatever columns had supported the innards of the original building were pulled out, and steel beams added to provide the missing support.

Miliband argued that individual pursuit of profit need not take precedence over collective wellbeing; that corporate interests needed to be realigned with the interests of their employees and society as a whole.

Images were realigned with the first as reference and stereotactically normalized into MNI space.

Finally, 3D bones are carefully realigned with the matched 2D stroke segments while enforcing important constraints such as bone rigidity and depth.

Since 1983, the road has not been realigned with the exception of the U.S. Route 395 (US 395) interchange in Lind.

Once he had assumed the presidency of independent Uzbekistan, Karimov started to distance himself from Moscow and to realign with the west.

In 2002, with Marxism a distant memory, a meeting of Serbian and Macedonian bishops tried to heal the breach; it was agreed that the Macedonian church would realign with the Serbian one, and instantly be granted wide-ranging autonomy.But most of Macedonia's hierarchs soon renounced that deal.

"In the face of this opposition and the reality of the harm that your actions could create, it is time to realign with the broader business community by providing choice through a default of 'off' on your browser's 'do not track' setting".

Or would Russia prefer to realign with the United States, with other Western countries and Middle East countries that are seeking to resolve the Syrian crisis?" Follow Allie Conti on Twitter.

The hanging of Riel proved bitterly controversial, and alienated many Quebecers (like Riel, Catholic and culturally French Canadian) from the Conservatives they would realign with the Liberals by the turn of the 20th century.