Alignment

Text alignment

Alignment and harmonization

Marriage between close relatives was forbidden.

It is important for financial firms and firms in general to reform compensation structures to ensure tighter alignment between executive payoffs and long term results.

I began documenting the close connection between HIV AIDS and tuberculosis.

There is a close link between university background and employment opportunity.

The US government regarded non alignment with distaste Eisenhower s secretary of state, John Foster Dulles, notoriously declared that neutrality between good and evil is itself evil.

Her delegation had noted the close cooperation between UNMIS, MONUC and UNMEE.

The close link between disasters and inappropriate development models is well documented.

The view was expressed that close interaction between space law and space ethics should be maintained and that close cooperation between UNESCO and the Committee, in particular its Legal Subcommittee, should be promoted.

This alignment allows read and write access with minimum latency.

Mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) have mostly been negotiated between developed countries and between countries with close cultural and historical linkages.

Acknowledging in particular the close interaction between the Consultative Organization and the Sixth Committee,

Acknowledging in particular the close interaction between the Consultative Organization and the Sixth Committee,

Close and defining linkages between politics and economics are likely to persist in 2013.

There has always been a close relationship between European monetary integration and global problems.

History Relations between the U.S. and Jordan have been close for over four decades.

Here, close international cooperation and coordination between the public and private sectors are crucial.

The protection of facilities rests on close cooperation between operators and the public authorities.

So some of the stars have come into alignment for Bush.

As in the preceding biennium, the alignment of UNIDO programmes with international development targets will require the establishment and maintenance of close partnerships with multilateral and bilateral development agencies and the private sector, as called for in the Millennium Development Goals.

Welcoming also the increasingly close relations between the United Nations and the Council of Europe,

One is to close borders to poor immigrants, eliminating any correlation between poverty and immigration.

We believe that the time has come to close the gap between words and reality.

The alignment of incentives lies at the heart of modern financial theory.

It is often abbreviated as CNT FAI because of the close relationship between the two organizations.

Wilde wrote the letter between January and March 1897, close to the end of his imprisonment.

(a) Enhancing programme alignment with partner countries' priorities, systems and procedures, whenever possible

In that regard, a close interaction between space law and space ethics should be maintained and a close cooperation between UNESCO and the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, particularly its Legal Subcommittee, was necessary to avoid any misunderstanding.

Such alignment should be achieved over time and also take into account country specificity.

Recognizing the need for cooperation and coordination between international organizations active in the field of insolvency law reform to ensure consistency and alignment of that work and to facilitate the development of international standards,

There is overwhelming evidence that close cooperation between all affected parties and joint efforts and partnership between the private and public sectors are crucial for reforms

They fail to ask whether there is, in fact, a close correspondence between historical circumstances and current facts.

They required close partnership between humanitarian and development actors, coupled with strong leadership by the country of origin.