Sentence examples for such a realignment from inspiring English sources

Without the benefit of historical distance, how do we judge whether we are in the midst of such a realignment?

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

In such a realignment the Green movement must surely have a central place, along with radicals and dissenters from all parties and none.

In the swirling midst of such processes, obviously, it would be impossible for literature alone to take a pass on such a realignment and avoid systemic change.

It is assumed in some quarters that such a realignment is borne from a broad nationalist family that shares the same values.

But some officials sympathetic to the Army said that such a realignment would help ease some pressure on the Army, by allowing it to shift forces from Afghanistan into Iraq, and by simplifying planning for future troop rotations.

Structural changes in policy such as a realignment of spending priorities, debt relief, equitable trade policies and a commitment to global corporate responsibility must complement other economic aid mechanisms for improving public health in the future.

Unfortunately, forcing such a currency realignment would be a blunder of historic proportions.

Eight years ago when he defeated Mr. Bush's father, President Clinton thought his New Democratic promises of a third-way politics, neither conservative nor liberal, could effect such a grand realignment.

Such a move could herald a realignment in this tiny coastal republic, which largely boycotted the elections, and sharpen the debate over independence.

Such a reconciliation would entail a realignment of western interests – many shared with Iran – in the region that is far more important than numbers of centrifuges, kilograms of enriched uranium, months to theoretical "breakout", or years that a deal will be in effect, that appear to be the last stumbling blocks.