Sentence examples for will have to align from inspiring English sources
As Singapore's government (and Hong Kong's) develops a privatized pension system that puts considerable investing responsibility into the hands of ordinary consumers, the banks, brokerages and insurance companies that have traditionally sold a small range of proprietary products will have to align their interests with those of their investing clients.
"Remuneration policies will have to be aligned with sound and effective risk management".
For instance, the injector and the rest of a laser-powered accelerator will have to be aligned and synchronized with incredible precision.
Andrew Leigh, the former assistant treasurer, who is not factionally aligned, will have to take a $40,000 pay cut to remain in the shadow ministry.
"Unless things change and Obama can run on accomplishments, he will have to kill Romney," said a prominent Democratic strategist aligned with the White House.
If the papers are not properly aligned, then the stapling will have to be unpicked and done again; this is not only time-consuming but leaves an unsightly line of holes if you were not very precise.
We will have to conceptualize what nobility looks like and then integrate our whole brain to align with that goal.
To make India more accommodating, and align its interest with the planet's, Mr Singh will have to effect a third transformation.
However, the organizers will have to send the traditional way of scoring to FIDE for rating, to be aligned with other tournaments.
This value will have to be higher than a threshold value (determined by the length of the read), in order to consider that the read has been aligned.
