realignment

The company is undergoing a realignment of its business strategy.

Realignment of the political parties is expected after the election.

The realignment of the supply chain resulted in cost savings.

Realignment of priorities is necessary for better time management.

The realignment of the team led to improved collaboration.

Realignment of resources is crucial for project success.

The realignment of departments streamlined the workflow.

Realignment of responsibilities clarified roles within the team.

The realignment of goals helped the organization focus on key objectives.

Realignment of schedules was necessary to accommodate the changes.

We are witnessing the most profound realignment in American political economy in nearly 40 years.

He foresees instead a protracted period of chaotic realignments.

OK. So 50,000-foot broad view, what the census numbers reveal is that the political realignment of the U.S.

It may not need any realignment at all so do not try to set your bones back.

Remember, he had promised this organizational realignment just a few weeks ago as an effort to save money.

It's certainly true that one's priorities receive somewhat of a realignment immediately afterwards.

Another theory suggests small bomb-like explosions from the realignment of the Sun's magnetic field create heat.

This policy of “realignment”, which began in October 2011, has cut the state's prison population by around 25,000.

He appears to think that, after realignment, its nine justices may look more kindly on his predicament.

When that conflict ended a general realignment of the European balance of power began.