Sentence examples for realignment with the from inspiring English sources

The deal offers Iran a chance to come in from the cold in a new realignment with the west.

The NATO offer, made with Washington's approval and conveyed by the organization's secretary general, Lord Robertson, is a critical step toward Russia's realignment with the West.

Including last season, the Giants and the Eagles have finished 1-2 in the division only four times since the merger realignment, with the Giants also winning in 1989 and 1990, the Eagles winning only in 1988 -- the three years when the rivalry flourished.

As Reva Siegel and I document in a new afterword to the second edition of our book (the 2012 edition that's posted here), Republican strategists throughout the 1970s and well into '80s carefully cultivated the abortion issue in the service of party realignment, with the aim of peeling away urban ethnic Catholic voters from their traditional home in the Democratic Party.

Business Unit Realignment: with the introduction of an open API, "CNET will move its services, catalog, content management system onto one platform, making content development, syndication and content import easier and more open".

The South didn't complete its realignment with the Republican Party in 1964.

To correct misalignments arising from indels, we performed local realignments with the Genome Analysis Toolkit Indel Realigner (McKenna et al. 2010).

Both teams had the most titles of the Atlantic Division prior to the 2013 realignment, with 9 to the Devils and 6 to the Flyers.

An ESPN spokesman also denied DeFilippo's claims, adding, "The driving force on realignment lies with the conferences and universities".

The post-civil-rights, post-Vietnam realignment, along with the gerrymandered creation of safe districts, has given us — on Capitol Hill, at least — an almost uniformly rightist G.O.P. and a somewhat less uniformly progressive array of Democrats.

College football still has its flaming conference realignment mess, with the news that Fresno State and Nevada are leaving the Western Athletic Conference for the Mountain West and Brigham Young may go independent.