Sentence examples similar to reflect a realignment from inspiring English sources
The company said the expected membership decline reflected a realignment of its 2009 premium and benefit structures to correspond with anticipated claims.
The majority of the increase in the Programme of Work of the Technical Cooperation Department (TC) reflects a realignment of field operations, including in particular, an increase in the staffing of the Special Relief Operations Service (TCOR) which is funded by direct operating cost reimbursements from emergency project operations, in view of the substantially increased demand for emergency work.
Tomorrow's results will reflect a profound realignment of Israel's electorate, and will express a yearning for a new political map to which neither Likud nor Labour any longer fully belongs.
As advertising income slides because of the economic slowdown, the sale reflects a broader realignment in European magazines.
Four moderates from the Kansas City metro area have changed parties in the last month, reflecting a national realignment on a key partisan battleground.
Citigroup officials said the personnel changes reflected a natural realignment that would let the bank draw upon Mr. Kelly's deal-making expertise to help streamline the company, and on Mr. Gerspach's background to run its vast finance operations.
Alternatively, it could reflect a temporal window in which the temporal realignments could still be useful for the brain to control action.
In some cases ministers act out of expedient desperation, in others their support reflects a genuine desire to bring about realignment on the centre left.
The McClellan Pass Highway was renamed the Naches Pass Highway in 1921 to reflect the realignment in 1919.
Since the civil war began, a realignment has moved thousands of Christians north of Beirut along the coast and thousands of Muslims south or east of Beirut; thus, settlement patterns reflect the chasms separating sections of the Lebanese people from each other.
