In the meantime, general elections are looming in France (May) and Germany (September) -- along with possible realignments that could draw Europe away from the United States.
Last week, the Houston Astros and the Texas Rangers kicked off their annual interleague matchup amid rumors of a Major League Baseball realignment plan that could transplant the National League Central Astros into the American League West, pitting the two teams directly against each other.
Strachan said he could envisage a realignment that would see British forces work more closely with the French military rather than in tandem with the US government as it had over the past decade.
The Giants are likely to draft a linebacker in April and that could determine the potential realignment of the linebacking corps.
In a telephone interview early Sunday morning, a congressman from a state with a university that could be harmed by realignment said that the issue raised concerns over taxes, antitrust law and, potentially, Title IX.
WASHINGTON Two years ago this week, triumphant Democrats were throwing around the word "realignment," as in the kind of Democratic majority that could endure for a generation or more.
The worldwide Anglican Communion faced renewed pressures in 2008 that could lead to a major realignment within its 38 national churches, which comprise about 77 million members.
At the end of the war, the national debt was over 100% of GDP, and the de-militarising economy faced a realignment that dwarfs anything today's creative-destruction fans could imagine.
The traditions governing title seniority could thus be tampered with to produce the realignment that would allow the advance in status to occur.
A very interesting blog by Mark Leach (@markmleach) on wonkhe.com warns of a new threat that could ignite campus tensions and lead to a realignment of the relationship between student union and university management.
