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Meanings of align in English
Usage of align in English
1
He said governments should align their rules and agree on core values.
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Such a change would align New Caledonia with, among others, New Zealand.
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Spain and Italy could also align with the French position in negotiations.
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He urged governments to align their rules and agree on core values.
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Such a recommendation would align with prevailing political sentiment from the government.
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Nudges incentivize vaccinations and help better align vaccination intentions with near-term actions.
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The incentives of those companies may not align with the public interest.
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But just sometimes the stars align and the end result is magic.
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It's abundantly clear with which side the vast majority of scientists align.
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Mirroring national problems, they have failed to align money, activity and staffing.
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That simple fact was enough to align Rae's loyalty for the moment.
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That said, it does align his financial interests with those of shareholders.
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The carotid bifurcation was used to align slices from different imaging sessions.
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UKIP this week appeared to align itself with a French Eurosceptic party.
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Meso level organizational strategies might align the various elements to improve coordination.
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These need to align with our community vision for 2050 and beyond.
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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Ireland
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