Sentence examples for realignment in the from inspiring English sources

The realignment in the markets was evident on Tuesday as Asian and European stock markets fell.

Mrs. Kirchner's decision could open the gates to a major foreign policy realignment in the near future.

Ms. Gross said she expected some realignment in the magazine's structure, which had been criticized for being awkward and top-heavy.

"The new economic team will forge an integrated strategy on how best to achieve currency realignment in the current economic environment".

The Congressional delegations from New Jersey and Connecticut, too, are all but certain to play much larger roles because of the political realignment in the Senate.

But the first test of the power realignment in the faction has seen Shorten and Marles face off over Conroy's replacement.

For all the talk of a realignment in which the purportedly reformist Democrats would join like-minded LDP members, no great split in the ruling party looks likely at present.Where does that leave Mr Koizumi?

"The players are eager to begin playing under this new format in 2012, and they look forward to moving to full realignment in 2013," the executive director of the players association, Michael Weiner, said.

The proper move is to make subtle realignments in the rest of the body, like pushing the inner thighs back and untucking the tailbone.

In an interview yesterday afternoon, Myles Brand, the N.C.A.A. president, pointed out that there have been 30 conference realignments in the last 12 years.

"The question is what happens in between, whether there are any realignments in the Greek political system that provide credible alternatives to protest movements," Mr. Tsoukalis said.