realignment造句
1. There is now a need for a realignment of political parties.
2. This war will inevitably lead to a realignment of/within European politics.
3. All this procured an extraordinary socio-political realignment.
4. The next clear realignment followed a similar pattern.
5. The realignment of these societies was necessarily slow, their central value-systems resistant to change.
6. But this is a rolling realignment that started long before Haley Barbour was involved.
7. But the chances of such a realignment happening seem slight.
8. The senator called for a realignment of the political parties.
9. They waste time negotiating for the realignment of hierarchical authority and the top management commitment of those who have it.
10. The realignment of exchange rates discussed above might suggest that it has not been very successful in promoting greater exchange rate stability.
11. He said the realignment committee has been working behind the scenes to write a plan agreeable to owners.
12. Anyone seeking to include the Liberals in realignment on the left is not only misguided.
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13. She never made mention of her constant realignment of interests in any of her occasional letters, periodic updates of the trivial.
14. Following is a primer on the realignment debate: Q: Why is realignment necessary?
15. Several realignment plans will be discussed, including three that are outlined here.
16. The changes at Google reflect a power realignment online.
17. The realignment was delayed by Watergate, but it was really Nixon who figured out how to win, Stone said.
18. It is simply this: The vote of 1996 will determine whether the country has undergone a fundamental political realignment.
19. Just what was to be involved in the radical realignment of the welfare state was not always clear.
20. Most of the recent party-switchers have come from southern states, where political realignment in the post-Reagan era has been most dramatic.
21. The closure of the antiquarian business in Bristol was part of this realignment, and was reflected in the 1992 accounts.
22. A month after the invasion the full implications of that realignment could only be guessed at.
23. George Wagner, was moved here as part of the 1995 base closure and realignment process.
24. As in the Boer War, the issue of peace cut across class lines, opening the way to a political realignment.
25. Then too, the setting up of new structures forces institutional realignment and overhaul.
26. The Marines take over Miramar from the Navy Oct. 1 as part of the base closure and realignment process.
27. With the benefit of hindsight it can be seen that the 1980 breakthrough for the Republicans did not herald a realignment.
28. But most of his speech was taken up with a triumphalist analysis of political realignment.
29. The conservative dissidents already had the beginnings of a plan for what they called realignment.
30. David Brooks, New York Times columnist and commentator on The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, agreed that major realignment in the two-party system is unlikely.
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