Sentence examples for realignment efforts from inspiring English sources

Winnipeg, which prompted realignment efforts upon its relocation from Atlanta in June 2011, still plays a Southeast Division-oriented schedule against teams from Tampa Bay, Sunrise, Fla., Raleigh, N.C. and Washington.

Findings of this paper are valuable inputs to nursing educators, practitioners, and administrators in initiating realignment efforts geared toward developing nurses whose knowledge, skills and attitudes are responsive to the ever changing professional practice landscape.

In 2003, the Department initiated a series of stakeholder activities as part of its strategic planning and programmatic realignment efforts.

Mr. Brown's first crack at the structural issues comes under the benign heading of "realignment," an effort to shift responsibility for various services to local governments from the state.

One was prison realignment, his effort to comply with a court decree to reduce inmate crowding.

For newcomers, that mental realignment can take considerable effort.

The world's religions were plagued in 2008 by division and strife including clashes between Christians, Hindus, and Muslims in India and further moves toward the realignment of the worldwide Anglican Communion yet ecumenical efforts continued; and the influence of religion on politics was demonstrated in France, Turkey, South Korea, and the United States.

That scenario, basically, was the one that a few years ago undermined the effort to have significant realignment.

Kodak said the realignment fit better with a new effort to highlight its brand digitally, like on PGA Tour scoreboards.

Largely through her efforts, we've seen a realignment that has brought together conservatives and progressives over criminal justice reform".

To avoid turf battles, chaotic communications and duplicated efforts, aides said, a significant realignment is under way in the West Wing, with the duties of the political office being taken up by the Democratic National Committee.