How he was hoping to do a grand Wilsonian realignment of great powers.
After all, despite years of PR and realignment, the ACC is still a basketball conference.
She also points to cultural shifts, a new “anti-stuff mentality,” in her words, “a realignment of our societal priorities.”
Will a new overstep such as voluntary default be the impetus for realignment between the parties?
His one reform in this area—known as “realignment”—has returned some authority to local governments on law-enforcement issues.
And in 1994, the realignment finally trickled down to the House of Representatives, and the Democrats lost that, too.
To this succeeded the classification and realignment of the concrete data thus obtained.
1790, "arrangement in a line," from French alignement, from aligner (see align). Political sense is from 1933.
