Thus, some time elapses before the full ramifications of a
realignment are realized in the upper chamber of Congress in the form of unified party control of state delegations.
Thus, from the point of view of the private sector, a
realignment is not perfectly forecastable.
Hunter's book is a major and welcome contribution to this larger debate, but he and his readers should recognize that the book illuminates only part of a much more complex
realignment of the electorate that has continued to evolve since the mid-sixties.
Operating income of $162 million, up 2%, including
realignment charges of $35 million
The agreement is conditional on the
realignment proceeding.
The mayor called on Japan to withdraw the
realignment plan, as he believes such a plan would impose a big burden on local people.
and South Korea are now discussing a
realignment of U.
If simplicity is often the first casualty of scientific research, that is even more the case in
realignment research: the simple and dramatic model of critical
realignment, the one that so readily captures our attention, finds no supporting evidence.
If approved, the Chilliwack BC Hydro Route
Realignment (Chilliwack
Realignment) would vary the approved general pipeline corridor of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project by relocating it to be within the existing Trans Mountain pipeline right of way.
There is reasonable consensus among respondents that primary
realignment is favourable to delayed or immediate reconstruction, but discordance on whether or not to place concurrent SP tubes.
All I am saying is that a
realignment happening in the political arena is not something new.
Arrest rates have decreased and conviction rates have stayed about the same for offenders who went through California's 2011
realignment plan, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's
Realignment Report.
