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alignment

[uh-lahyn-muhnt] / əˈlaɪn mənt /


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Reed said trying to meet different regulations is a "full time job" and alignment with the EU would be welcomed as it could drive down time and costs, making products more accessible for consumers.

From BBC

A full Moon happens when the Sun and Moon are on opposite sides, relative to the Earth - in alignment, known as 'syzygy'.

From BBC

Department of Homeland Security are in alignment with the company’s internal policies for the responsible use of such technologies.

From MarketWatch

“Leadership roles usually create fiduciary duties and reputational alignment that are hard to square away with claims of full research independence.”

From Barron's

The GHG Protocol is already incorporating product-level methodologies through alignment with the International Organization for Standards while maintaining comprehensive corporate accountability.

From The Wall Street Journal