Sentence examples for realignment points from inspiring English sources

He said such realignment points to the need for increased capital expenditures in the medium term by all the three companies, but as long as their investment activities are appropriately managed, there will be room for further improvement in their capital structures.

The two major-party presidential candidates support such a realignment, a rare point of consensus in a polarized health care debate.

Overall, however, there are still major questions to be answered, with much of the required knowledge having to come from existing realignment sites at some point in the future.

And Mr. Brown denied the suggestion that the budget had distracted him from dealing with other issues, pointing to the realignment of the prison system and his promise to unveil a plan to deal with the state's water system.

But this claim misses the point: global currency realignment is needed to reduce the U.S. global trade deficit, not necessarily the bi-lateral deficit with any particular country.

But even if Brown's realignment policy was flawed, a point Davis decidedly does not concede, it's unlikely that Maldonado can rapidly ramp up widespread popular concern about crime.

Hewlett-Packard said Thursday that it would begin selling a version of Apple Computer's iPod digital music player and bundling Apple's iTunes online music store with its personal computers in a new partnership that points to a major realignment of forces within the computer industry.

As expected, the realignment keeps Graboff as Zucker's point man in Burbank.

The number was dropped between Trenton and White Horse in favor of U.S. Route 206, while the section between Seaside Heights and Point Pleasant became a realignment of Route 35.

On that date, the commission approved a realignment of US-59 from a point south of the intersection with US-270 and US-271, to that junction, and on into Poteau.

As every new conservative book points out, the Bush-Rove realignment strategy would fail miserably this year, anyway.