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Example sentences for: realign

How can you use “realign” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

This legislation, enacted into law in October 2000, grants us the authority to establish new senior-level scientific and technical positions; offer targeted voluntary early-outs and buy-outs; and carry out reductions in force to downsize, realign, or correct skills imbalances within our agency.
"Continental Shift" examines the recent Congo revolution: The alliance of nearly a dozen African countries that helped topple Mobutu Sese Seko may permanently realign the region's politics.
Strategic information management would lead to systems that would better provide federal agencies the data they need in considering ways to realign their processes, reduce costs, improve program effectiveness, and ensure consistent results with a less bureaucratic organization.
Human capital and management flexibility will help the new department to reorganize, realign and transform itself to achieve its important missions.
For instance, the Congress may wish to provide the new department with "early out" and "buy out" authority in order to help quickly realign the component entities and provide for future flexibility.