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alignment

[uh-lahyn-muhnt] / əˈlaɪn mənt /


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“I credit all of my coaches. Our defensive alignment allows the kids to play fast and physical and we were battle-tested despite some tough losses early in the year.”

From Los Angeles Times

To do so, boards need to ensure that executives allocate resources—both capital and labor—in alignment with long-term strategies while remaining sufficiently responsive to short-term issues.

From Barron's

There is no explanation on precisely why this decision has been reached, beyond vague references to alignment and Cavenagh made a point of saying that he would not throw dirt in their direction.

From BBC

It was our best period of musical alignment and I think you can hear that.

From Los Angeles Times

An internal survey of 70 institutional private-equity investment heads identified the growth of the retail channel as the No. 1 problem for alignment between investors and fund managers.

From The Wall Street Journal