Sentence examples for supposed to align from inspiring English sources

Underwriters are paid a percentage of the funds they raise for clients, which is supposed to align their interests.

These were supposed to align the interests of companies' managers with those of shareholders by concentrating managers' minds on profitability.

Executive talent, as we saw earlier, is now rewarded primarily with stock-based compensation, which was supposed to align managers with the long-term interests of owners.

"A stock option is supposed to align the interests of employees and shareholders by putting them in the same boat," said Patrick McGurn, special counsel to the RiskMetrics Group, which acquired Institutional Shareholder Services in 2007.

It was less enjoyable to work my way through the Purpose-Focused Financial Plan, in which I am supposed to align my "values" (some of Mr. Bach's suggestions: freedom, happiness, making a difference) with my financial goals.

Yet Serbian soldiers still train with both Russian and NATO troops (Serbia is in NATO's "partnership for peace", but is not a candidate for membership).Candidates to join the EU are supposed to align their foreign policy with it.

In recent years, the state's efforts to appease test critics have included the elimination of time limits on the tests, as well as the development of what is being called the "Next Generation Standards," a reworking of the Common Core, a set of educational standards that were supposed to better align education nationally, but which met resistance.

It's supposed to help align executives' interests with those of shareholders.

The fact that it's a novelty, the fact that we might actually have nothing in common other than our gender, and there is this weird thing where we're supposed to be aligned.

Let F = { f i|i = 1,..., N} be the set of input fragments which are supposed to be aligned to the reference genome, and each fragment f i takes value f ij ∈ Σ at locus j ∈ X if a nucleotide is aligned and equal to one of two alleles, and f ij = ∅ if fragment f i is unaligned, gapped, ambiguous, or a base different from the two alleles, at site j.

That may improve with the continuing transition to the Staar exams, the state's new standardized assessments, which are supposed to be better aligned to course work.