Sentence examples for the realignment on from inspiring English sources

It took Reagan and his aides some time to recognize the realignment on Capitol Hill.

But the realignment on Wednesday went beyond expectations, with Mr. Zapatero reassigning six portfolios, as well as scrapping two smaller ministries — one responsible for gender equality issues and the other housing — as part of his cost-cutting efforts.

In his years at the top of the party he had the chance to try and modernise it in line with the realignment on the rest of Europe's centre-left.

Either Mr. Strickland or Mr. Kasich will ultimately sign off on the realignment of districts, which will probably determine whether Democrats or Republicans will relinquish the one or two House seats Ohio is expected to lose.

Japan and the United States agreed in May to deploy the PAC-3 missile interceptors at American military facilities in Japan as soon as possible, in talks on the realignment of American forces in Japan, Kyodo said.

Odin's Island, by Janne Teller, translated by Anne Born (Atlantic, £7.99) Fabular novels always work best when the environmental baggage convinces: this lets the reader become involved in the realignment of the characters on their own terms without the need for irritating authorial signposting.

The simplest motion correction method is based on the realignment of attenuation-corrected (AC) (standard) PET images.

The wrecking ball of the present realignment on the right might swing through the House of Commons on the 8th of June and be the thing that finally makes a realignment on the left inevitable.

Thrilled with the sudden realignment on the supreme court, the right is power-mad, and relishes the prospect of telling the heathens what they can and cannot do.

Under the realignment announced on Friday, Mr. Zames will still oversee the chief investment office and mortgage capital markets.

Work on the realignment began in January 2009, but was halted just one month later over environmental and easement issues.