| Would it be friendly to the United States and willing to reorient foreign policy in a Western direction, or would nationalism resurface? |
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| The experience of the past year has forced the company to reorient its strategy, including a few steps in reverse, in order to pick up steam. |
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| This in turn requires doing everything possible to attract inward investment and to reorient economic activity towards production for export. |
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| Now he just had to reorient the craft toward the lab, and wait for twenty minutes. |
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| Changes in training have to be made to reorient the focus of both disciplines. |
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| Theoretically, this angle can lengthen a contracted scar by about 75 percent and reorient the direction of the central wound by 90 degrees. |
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| Occasionally, scorpions would lift their pedipalps and pectines, reorient by moving forward or pivoting, then re-adopt the alert stance. |
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| It will be important to help reorient former combatants trained for war to assume new policing roles. |
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| At this stage, the urban planners consider that it would be better to reorient certain traffics towards the sites of Jorf Lasfar and Mohammedia. |
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| How can any sense of unfruitfulness be used to reorient the dialogue? |
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| It is already beginning to reorient the primary health care activities delivered in health houses. |
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| Dragonflies that migrate appear to build up fat reserves, wait for favorable winds, take rest breaks, and reorient themselves when they lose their way, according to the study. |
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| They recommended that UNDP reorient its interventions to focus on adaptation to climate change rather than on mitigation. |
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| However, we believe that the Agency needs to reshape some of these building blocks and reorient others to make them more cohesive. |
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| It is imperative to reorient the German political model more firmly toward the middle classes, the active, relatively well-educated and well-situated majority. |
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| The lack of opposition to the establishment of sea control has permitted the few large and powerful navies to reorient their focuses in a landward direction. |
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| But it is also an instrument to enable the various stakeholders to reorient their strategies. |
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| Mr Bettman would be wise to reorient the league towards its Canadian roots. |
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| Active from 2006 to 2008, these awards supported established researchers to work with a mentor for one year to reorient their research toward applied health services or policy research. |
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| The NPDES permit program allows states to reorient programs on a watershed basis and have short-term backlogs on NPDES permit reviews without penalty. |
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| The subsequent fights and discussions to reorient the ICL have greatly strengthened our ability to address such questions, drawing crucial lessons from the history of the workers movement to apply to our work. |
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| A central idea is that the convergence of the crises also presents a unique opportunity for the region to reorient economic growth towards a long-term development path that is inclusive and sustainable. |
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| This improvement has highlighted the impact of the reforms and policies implemented to ensure rational use of available production capacity and has helped to reorient investment towards the productive sectors. |
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| The ability of these enterprises to reorient their sales towards western markets is limited by outdated technology and by insufficient quality standards. |
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| Established in 2000, the Career Reorientation Awards, an initiative of CADRE, supported established researchers to work with a mentor for one year to reorient their research. |
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| It's going to reorient us to food supply and to those kinds of changes. |
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| The Government of Reconciliation and National Unity of Nicaragua has made a commitment to disarmament, enabling us to reorient resources towards activities that can foster development in order to meet those needs. |
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| This allows the teacher to reorient the child when necessary. |
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| We hope that the economic and financial crisis that is currently battering the international community provide political decision-makers with an opportunity to reorient public policies in the right direction. |
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| Most of the countries need to improve their health systems, to reorient health care and personnel towards meeting the needs of rapidly increasing older populations. |
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| Claws can be used to interact with rough substrates and reorient the direction of forces the animal applies. |
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| Entrepreneurs busy in this sphere need to reorient business for production, Deputy Economic Regulation Minister Oleg Pankratov said. |
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| When we set out to reorient our campus and plan 20 years into the future, we dreamed, but we also knew there were realities that needed to be addressed. |
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| The mouselook is easy to code once you understand how a mouse operates. All we have to do is use the keys to change our position, and use the mouse to reorient our viewpoint. |
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| Should you want to save an isometric or trimetric named view rather than working with it as the default, simply set it as the default temporarily and choose View, Reorient. |
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