realignment

Examples of realigning

realigning

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Realigning the co-payments with cost-effectiveness data, also known as value-based insurance design, warrants further investigation.
Both uncertainty about the parties' prospective policies and changes in parties' positions make the realigning situation appropriate for experiential search.
They conclude that 1997 had some, although not all, of the characteristics necessary for a realigning election.
Crushing the opposition was only part of the mission, less important than realigning society to ensure that opposition no longer occurred.
With this objective in mind, political factions and parties set about realigning themselves for the struggles to come.
The actions of the live performers transformed the animated images, and vice versa, realigning visual spaces for the spectators.
Although previous authors have referred to a second stage of the realigning process, the idea of consolidation has not been developed.
The attack on each individual claim generates a sense that a broader picture may be missing : realigning elections might be distinctive through combinations of the fifteen characteristics.
Substantively, dichotomous choice is the appropriate model for depicting party choice during a realigning period, since such eras are historical moments of unusually clear and simplified alternatives.
Mayhew denies that a binary classification of elections, as realigning or insignificant, can be made.
When a road is closed, high priority should be given, once all the investigations have been carried out, to realigning it and reopening it.
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