The only safe option is a radical realignment of the Party with the general interest.

A realignment of the dollar is long overdue.

This realignment theory helps explain the current downturn.

(c) Rationalization of the regional office base through realignment and integration

A major realignment of forces in the region is looming, and, with it, a new round of Asia s old Great Game.

Beyond that, the realignment process is best left largely to private agents.

All of us are engaged in a seismic, fundamental realignment of culture and communications, a realignment that is shaking and decimating the newspaper industry, the magazine industry, the book and publishing industry and more.

The subsequent intellectual realignment in Israel has given rise to a new national consensus.

That trip, and President Richard Nixon s subsequent visit, represented a major Cold War realignment.

The key is to accept bad news losses must be recognized before efficient realignment can occur.

That victory, combined with Gül s election, confirm the AKP s emergence as a party of realignment, and that, despite an upsurge of xenophobic nationalism, Turks wanted to integrate with the European Union.

The purpose of this realignment was to create more stable large parties, but further changes are likely.

What is required, therefore, is an open bilateral French German dialogue about a comprehensive realignment of the monetary union.

Indeed, NATO s withdrawal plan is likely to lead to a realignment of ethnic forces, and thus to greater volatility.

This regional realignment is typified by the emergence of a de facto alliance that dare not speak its name.

It will have to manage a realignment that includes a possible coalition with the Left at the federal level, but without moving too far to the left in policy terms.

The eurozone s collapse (and, for all practical purposes, that of the EU itself) forces a major realignment of European politics.

The greatest change in the work of United Nations libraries will be the realignment of their services towards operational priorities.

A realignment of US military forces in Japan is needed, with priority given to relocating the Futenma US Marine Corps base on Okinawa, which houses half of the 47,000 US troops in Japan.

This realignment of the Fed s dual mandate, which I have called the reverse Volcker moment, has been evident for a few months.

Instead of the intended radical realignment of power relations in the region, the aim is now to simply maintain the status quo.

At the same time, it should be noted that with the increased focus on prioritization, realignment and reallocation of resources within programmes, budget proposals continue to reflect significant numbers of post redeployments within sections.

That, too, could continue if the current political realignment proves permanent, enabling Sharon to win over the center and even moderate left for his program.

Japan seems condemned to endure chronic and pointless political trench warfare until some crisis forces a realignment of political parties along ideological and policy lines.

So far, the goal of global realignment away from the advanced countries has catalyzed these five very disparate countries efforts to forge their own bloc.

UNOPS management views the 2005 plan and budget as underpinning an interim strategy that will force a more radical realignment of UNOPS operations in 2006.

Based on a 1995 realignment of the International Date Line, the Line Islands are the first area to enter into a new year, including year 2000.

As part of the realignment, the accounts receivable function would be transferred from the Payments Unit to the Accounts Unit and, at the same time, enhanced.

As a result, the current financial crisis is less likely to cause a global recession than a radical realignment of the global economy, with a relative decline of the US and the rise of China and other developing countries.

Third, the internal realignment of America s political cultural perspective will be reinforced by the ongoing global shift of wealth and power from the West to the East.

UNFPA is examining how a realignment of its geographical presence might better meet national priorities and the aspirations and rights of poor women, men and young people.

At the same time, with the increased focus on prioritization, realignment and reallocation of resources within programmes, budget proposals continued to reflect significant numbers of post redeployments within sections, as outlined in paragraph 6 of the note by the Secretary General.

After the summit in Washington, it should have sunk in among Europeans everywhere even the Euroskeptics of the British Isles that this strategic realignment is taking place right now!

Feeling the stones may seem like the safest option for China s next president, Xi Jinping, and China s other new leaders in fact, it is the most dangerous. The only safe option is a radical realignment of the Party with the general interest.

The report also highlighted the dilemma of African countries accepting FDI and invariably foreclosing effective competition in the relevant industry, which might be dealt with through policy realignment in a managed liberalization process that took into consideration the specificities of the African situation.

He envisions a new regional order under Turkish leadership, based on a realignment between Turks and Kurds that underpins a strategic partnership for exploiting the region s last untapped energy resources.

Those initiatives constituted a first necessary phase in the repositioning of UNOPS. That phase was also preparatory to a more fundamental realignment, which is expected to take place in 2006.

The net decrease of 21,800 reflects realignment of non post resources by reduction of the provisions for general operating expenses and furniture and equipment, which is partially offset by an increase in general temporary assistance to deal with the increasing workload of the Office.

For, if a two state solution really is the future, a social and political earthquake of untold dimensions awaits Israelis a massive evacuation of settlers and a desperate need for a difficult political realignment to deal with the threat of civil strife and perhaps even military disobedience.

The dollar depreciation engineered by the US Federal Reserve seems an appealing proposition from the American standpoint, but the economies of Latin America cannot and should not bear the burden of dollar realignment.

Unless the West acts quickly, Bin Laden s death is likely to result in a major realignment of world politics, driven in part by Pakistan s shift from America s strategic orbit to that of China.

When asked about the rightward trend in politics, some young Diet (parliament) members said they hoped that it might produce a realignment among political parties that would lead to a more stable and effective national government.

Several internal factors excess resource consumption, environmental degradation, and mounting income inequalities are calling the old model into question, while a broad constellation of US centric external forces also attests to the urgent need for realignment.

Is the US economy ready to grow without abnormal policy support? It seems clear that tapering the Fed s monthly purchases of long term securities later this year would cause a realignment of asset values in financial markets.

Given the central role of financial intermediation in the current crisis, the government should instead expedite the restructuring process through bankruptcy law. The key is to accept bad news losses must be recognized before efficient realignment can occur.