They met in Toronto on Tuesday to continue to work on realignment, another scheduling issue for the 2013-14 season.
Ballistic missiles similarly undergo routine maintenance at their field installations, but certain types of work, for example, realignment of structure and sensors, require return of the missile to the originating plant.
Work on the realignment began in January 2009, but was halted just one month later over environmental and easement issues.
While the UN's Country Programme as a whole had to work on this realignment (now achieved with UNDAP 2011-2015), in fact the JP 6.2 AWP was fairly close from the outset.
The N.F.L. has been working on the realignment problem for months, if not years, with owners saying that Roger Goodell, the executive vice president in charge of the issue, has put more man-hours into realignment than almost any other league executive on any other subject.
Currency realignment works because it reduces unfair competition from imports in this market, and because it makes U.S. exports more competitive on world markets.
Even without much meat on its bones, the Pacific realignment "works" so far because so many disparate actors find it useful to believe in.
Following work on secular political realignment and the issue evolution model of partisan change, I use four decades of repeated cross-sectional survey data to examine the dynamic correlates of evangelical Protestant and Republican affiliations, and how these factors promote changes in partisanship.
The last thing they want to do is worry about the realignment situation and work on their own proposal to counter the N.H.L.'s initial bid.
The results in South Carolina and in other states suggest that major segments of the normally compliant Republican primary electorate have run amok and that the party's powerbrokers are no longer able to control the anger and resentment released by the Tea Party movement, the mobilization of the Christian right or the realignment of white working class Southerners.
Basic maintenance works and badly judged structural realignment in the 1960s did little to halt its decline, and although a big refurbishment was mooted in the early 1990s, it was stalled by managers' wrangling.The impasse was broken only in 2002, when Michael Lynch, the head of the Sydney Opera House, was recruited as chief executive of the Southbank Centre, which runs the Royal Festival Hall.
