Sentence examples for realignment ideas from inspiring English sources

Fans may be disappointed to learn that, at least for now, potential realignment ideas are not focusing on regional rivalries.

But the basis of such realignment has to be the idea whose abandonment explains a good deal of Labour's current crisis: equality – first, last and always.

Lucchino labeled as "utter nonsense" the idea that Selig manipulated realignment.

That week, the idea of a Democratic realignment was vanishing: Scott Brown, a Republican, was about to pull off an upset in the Massachusetts Senate race.

Although detail was lacking, the governor's "fundamental realignment" of state government included a few particularly promising ideas: The creation of three commissions to recommend within weeks how to trim state government agencies and authorities by 20 percent, how to remove the costliest state demands on local governments, and how to cut Medicaid costs, probably by at least $2 billion.

Consider these two elements in the sport's newest agreement: One calls for the realignment of the game into two 15-team leagues, an idea first put on the table by the union more than 10 years ago.

But if it becomes a genuine debate over ideas, the election could mark the beginning of a significant realignment.

The N.H.L. had the right idea when it came out with a template for realignment.

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.

They expect to discuss the status of the 2001 schedule, the likelihood of an unbalanced schedule, the idea of rotating divisions for interleague play and the diminishing prospects of realignment for next season.

In the closing weeks of the campaign, as the Republican ticket continues to run against the very idea of progressive politics, they are sowing the seeds of the post-election realignment narrative.