Sentence examples for would be realigned from inspiring English sources

PepsiCo said its domestic beverage operations would be realigned into three core businesses.

Napster, which had 104 employees prior to the layoffs, also said it was redeploying some employees in anticipation of the still-unscheduled start of a for-pay service but declined to say how its remaining work force would be realigned.

Mr. Stiles said the paper's masthead would be realigned, as Kirstin Wilder, previously a deputy managing editor, becomes managing editor, and Steven Gaydos, who had been executive editor for features, becomes executive editor of Variety.

US-60 would be realigned through many of the towns it served in the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Also, the portion of NY 590 north of Durand Boulevard would be realigned to meet Culver Road at a new intersection farther west along the lakeshore.

Under this approach, the role of the reviewer would be realigned to emphasize evaluation and constructive criticism rather than decision-making.

In stage two, the exchange rates of currencies destined to enter the monetary union would not be realigned save "in exceptional circumstances"; and a European Monetary Institute would be set up as the precursor to a true European central bank.

I was told that to fix the problem, the entire floor would have to be torn up, the beams would have to be realigned and adjusted and a new floor would have to be laid -- and that it would take at least six to eight weeks to complete the work.

"The runway would have to be realigned," he said.

Even if our sexual inclinations could be realigned through genetic tinkering, we'd still be free to decline the treatment, counteract it with another procedure or regret it once we'd had it.

If Myanmar could be realigned more towards the West, that would be a great prize.China, for its part, is looking on warily.