"There's a realignment of fundamentals and prices.
It is high time there was a realignment of the political (and, by association, financial) establishment in Britain.
There was a realignment of the world economies (this, after all, is what big crises do); the US replaced Great Britain as the leading industrial power, while Germany caught up.
If they're trying to be leaner, more efficient and more cost-effective, whether they're creating new operating procedures or products to sell externally to customers, there's a realignment there in that most things that are greener save money.
"There is a major realignment going on," said Yoram Hazony, a conservative who was an aide to Benjamin Netanyahu when he was prime minister.
As a result of the party's willingness to stand up against the war when the Tory front bench was for it, the Lib Dems' boast that they are now the real opposition has some substance.Robert Waller, co-author of the "Almanac of British Politics", argues that there is a "significant realignment of the traditional political spectrum in Britain" under way.
As for how he hopes to fare in the densely crowded late-night (with a touch of prime time) solar system, Mr. O'Brien said: "There is a period of realignment now.
While there is debate in political circles over the extent and permanence of these shifts, there is a growing sense that a realignment has taken place in New York over the last four years that is forcing the gubernatorial candidates and their advisers to reconsider the way they approach this year's contest.
B7 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Shint in Political Landscape Recasts Race for Governor There is a growing sense that a realignment has taken place in New York over the last four years that is forcing the gubernatorial candidates and their advisers to reconsider the way they approach this year's contest.
From an American perspective, there is a danger that the currency realignment goes too far, and creates a grossly overvalued dollar that crushes U.S. exporters.
