Sentence examples for time of realignment from inspiring English sources

At the time of realignment, Veronica was the president of the Inmate Advisory Committee at Pomona, which is allowed to meet privately and discuss concerns without the presence of a corrections officer.

We have entered a time of realignment not unlike that when city states joined together to form nations. Except this time it is global; countries are becoming less relevant.

"And at a time of leadership realignment, the biggest deal in 10 years for them, they didn't want the former U.S. ambassador saying stuff that might create a narrative that they would have to fight.

Each group found not only genuine pleasure through their patronage of the arts but, in a time of major social realignments, legitimization and proclamation of their social status as well.

But this time the need for some sort of realignment is more patent.

The committee members thought the idea might be a good one, but first they wanted to give the league time to absorb the latest round of realignment and expansion.

On average, each returning player made 2.3 visits per day, thereby contributing 70 min of game play per day; this indicates that the players were spending sufficient time to go through the process of realignment and are probably now experts in the alignment process.> 10.7554/eLife.07460.009 Figure 2. High-scoring players and press releases.

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.

This study provides an evaluation of sedimentation rhythms and hydrodynamics from two contrasting sites within the Medmerry Managed Realignment scheme, the largest open coast realignment in Europe (at the time of site inundation).

Six patients required patellar realignment: four at the time of osteotomy and two subsequent to the rotational correction.

But, a day after the latest redundancies, it was postponed for a year, allowing the institute time for a "realignment of its objectives for 2014", amid reports it had bitten off more than it could chew and had heavily overspent on Ajyal.