| Although short pulses of radio waves briefly disturb this spin alignment, the spins promptly realign in the direction of the magnetic field. |
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| What the Budget did was to realign the Labour Party back to its roots, as a party of redistribution. |
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| In their view, the Liberals should be moving far more aggressively to realign socioeconomic policy in accordance with capital's requirements. |
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| One simple control strategy would be to urgently realign the body position in the next stride using negative feedback. |
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| But the 1991 Gulf War provided an opportunity for Syria to realign itself with the Western powers. |
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| Once that had happened, the pieces would realign themselves in patterns favorable to U.S. interests. |
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| It is time to recognize the historical wind shifts and realign our forces or be buffeted by them. |
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| Over the course of the quarter, the company took steps to realign assets and liabilities. |
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| The Bosnian war provided an opportunity for these layers of ex-radicals to realign their politics with those of imperialism. |
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| Other treatments include bracing or taping of the affected joint to realign them and reduce pain when they are moved. |
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| Chiropractic adjustments aim to realign your vertebrae, restore range of motion and free up your nerve pathways. |
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| Then, still using your timer, record how long it takes for the star to realign with the stick from one night to the next. |
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| The master then decided to abort the turn to port and attempted to realign the tug and tow for the transit. |
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| It will take courage and will to take apart existing institutions and agencies, and realign them to facilitate collaboration on water issues. |
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| It helps realign chakras, and re-establish your cerebrospinal fluid rhythm, resulting in a deep state of wellness and relaxation. |
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| Pierre Fabre, who is in his 70s and has no heir, has brought in Mr Belingard to realign his beloved firm before floating it on the stockmarket. |
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| That would help realign Hong Kong's exchange rate, which Pershing thinks is too competitive. |
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| It seeks to realign the government's approach to dealing with housing issues by mandating a national strategy for a national problem. |
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| With this in mind, we continued to realign our production to be more responsive to market needs. |
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| The objective of this is to improve productivity and profitability, realign xwave's strategy and simplify its business model. |
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| But it represented just one step in the implementation of a strategy designed to realign our activities and renew our focus on our strengths. |
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| The strategy to realign the product portfolio to proprietary speciality aroma chemicals was vigorously continued. |
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| The value of any trades to realign the Fund's portfolio after a fund merger, if any, is excluded from the portfolio turnover rate. |
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| They may also rebalance the mix of the Underlying Funds to realign the weightings within the strategic asset mix. |
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| The court rejected the bank's claim that it had the discretion to realign employee responsibilities in order to maximize profit. |
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| The crew therefore had to expect to realign the aircraft with the runway centreline before landing. |
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| Pro-democracy politicians have put the best face they can on a confusing scramble to realign their election strategy in advance of the September Legco election. |
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| It would throw off the neocon power base and realign all manner of forces. |
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| A series of GPs, chiropractors, physiotherapists, masseurs, acupuncturists, osteopaths and eventually a neurosurgeon were finally able to realign me to magnetic north. |
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| Among his political friends, Wildstein first approached Stepien about his idea to realign the Fort Lee toll lanes. |
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| There is a lot of work to be done to realign our party with our principles and our heritage. |
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| He then repeatedly had plastic surgery performed on his face to realign his looks to the drastic reshapings of his nose. |
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| Clear understanding of the United Nations objectives will also enable suppliers to realign their capacity and strategy with those of the United Nations. |
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| Wave refraction is the process by which wave crests realign themselves as a result of decreasing water depths. |
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| It is the Government's hope that donors will either pledge new funds or realign existing resources towards the financing of these priority projects. |
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| Whether the task is to brighten one tooth or realign an entire jaw, dentists must have an artist's aesthetic sense and technical ability to produce the best possible results. |
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| As the fiscal year progresses, and for various reasons, the organization may need to realign its approved funding due to changes in delivery mechanisms within organizational priorities. |
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| Commanders of the rescue coordinating centres may realign the SAR standby periods so that they coincide with the periods of greatest SAR activity, particularly during the summer months. |
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| Tree planting at a ratio of two to one to compensate for the trees removed to realign the access road and landscaping of the reinforced earth retaining wall that supports the road. |
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| Five countries received intensive support for peer reviews of national strategies, leading most to revise and realign national strategies in accordance with peer review findings. |
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| In addition, Mr. Moore wants funds to provide an annual statement of charges, disclose the compensation packages of their managers, and realign their boards so that at least two-thirds of directors are independent. |
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| In the short distance remaining, he was unable to realign his tow which was instrumental in causing the second barge to strike the protection pier. |
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| Applying an electric charge to the liquid crystals causes the molecules they are made up of to realign themselves, altering the transparency of that layer. |
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| It then uses the algorithms still Compugen's best-kept secret to reassemble the pieces and realign them, to calculate gene structure and all the variants that are possible. |
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| Free of the EU, Britain would be better positioned to realign its trade patterns towards fast-growing economies, thus stimulating economic growth, than it is now. |
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| Acteon found the air hostess trying to pull on her damasse dress and realign cleavage in the gentleboys' bog. |
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| This must involve structural and process changes to realign the culture of the RCMP with the Force's own vision and values and with the expectations of Canadians. |
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| Do you think your country will have to realign its tax policies? |
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| The constant supply of information, in particular on actual case studies compared with the implementation of the legislation will help to implement or realign policies. |
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| Many problem bends have substandard design or engineering features but, in many cases, it is not possible to realign them to bring them nearer to good practice standards. |
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| But it too must take heed of the new realities and realign its strategies. |
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| So as a unit we were given budget for a year to realign ourselves. |
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| It shall identify in detail the concrete steps that should be adopted by each Beneficiary Country to realign its air transport legislation in the direction of EU practices. |
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