Norway, for instance, has often felt itself most aligned with Britain.
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I think we're most aligned with the BLM movement and the ACLU.
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Leavers and Remainers were most aligned when it came to answering the "soft" questions.
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Any candidates talking about the issues that you think are most aligned with you?
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Based on speeches alone, Clinton is the candidate most aligned with environmentalists, conservationists, and climate scientists.
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It's in that realm that McGahn and the President have found themselves most aligned and successful.
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But Stein is quite clearly the candidate social justice advocates are most aligned with in principle.
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"It's all been a competition to see who can be the most aligned with Trump," Saldin said.
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In theory, the president should pick the most qualified lawyer who is most aligned with his philosophy.
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Our business-matching platform helps you find the people and startups most aligned with your business goals.
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Once they've gotten through all the cards, Tinder will show which candidate is most aligned with their views.
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It turned out the people most aligned with those genres was more closely aligned with blue states versus red states.
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We aren't the most aligned politically, but he is extremely checked out and thinks it's too much work to learn about everything.
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Each fruit was dipped in the pigment that most aligned with its own hue, then photographed endlessly to find the perfect drip.
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He quickly learned that real-estate syndication was the strategy that most aligned with his goals of passive income and stable cash flow.
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The pre-election disqualifications prevent many of the moderate or reformist-minded candidates most aligned with Rouhani's vision for greater integration with the world from running.
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Min is most aligned with the Democratic establishment here, getting the state party's support, and he's the only Democrat not totally on board with single-payer.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Of the candidates on offer at the moment is there one or two that you think are most aligned that you'd like to vote for?
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While the two are not the same and their supporters do not perfectly overlap, of all the candidates, they are the closest ideological allies with the most aligned interests.
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But both are most aligned in their confrontation with the US. Syria's state news agency has even referred to the US as a "common adversary" of Syria and North Korea.
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Of the works in City Ballet's four-week Here/Now festival, those by Justin Peck, the company's artist in residence, have been among the freshest — the most aligned with the festival's title.
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And finally, we've wrapped that all up with changes in our corporate structure, where we're going to have the most transparent and the most aligned governance structure in the industry moving forward.
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But the more Trump continues to make headlines, the more Gillespie has to respond, and the more opportunities that Stewart in particular has to distinguish himself as the candidate most aligned with the President.
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" The CEO explained that an ad-supported model is "most aligned with our mission of trying to connect everyone in the world, because we want to offer a free service that everyone can afford.
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We think offering people an ad-supported service is the most aligned with our mission of trying to connect everyone in the world, because we want to offer a free service that everyone can afford.
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One of the app's best features is its "find a match" tool, which lets voters identify the candidates most aligned with their positions in six major categories including economics, culture, women's rights, and foreign policy.
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After the inauguration, simply donate 50% (or more) of gains you've made since Election Day to the fund and then spend it down over the next four years by supporting nonprofits most aligned with your values.
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"We think offering an ad-supported service is the most aligned with our mission of trying to help connect everyone in the world, because we want to offer a free service that everyone can afford," Zuckerberg said.
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So his whole career has been based on a fatherly, warm-but-stern, friendly image most aligned with his role as Dr. Cliff Huxtable on The Cosby Show — which makes the accusations even more jarring and, for some, unbelievable.
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Still, multiple polls throughout the 2020 cycle have shown that Democratic voters would choose the more "electable" candidate -- the person seen as having the best chance of beating Trump -- over the candidate they're most aligned with on the issues.
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Of the contemporary Hunter College color painters, their work is most aligned, in formal terms anyway, with that of Sanford Wurmfeld, who, in works such as the immersive "Cyclorama" (2004), uses incremental gradations of hue to give light a seemingly corporeal presence.
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Black women have been side-eyeing these efforts, because while 53% of white women voters led us to this point — and many are still struggling with the concept of intersectionality — 94% of Black women cast our vote for the candidate most aligned with our interests.
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Bradley ByrneBradley Roberts ByrneSessions to face Tuberville in Alabama GOP Senate runoff This week: House eyes vote on emergency coronavirus funding The 14 other key races to watch on Super Tuesday MORE (R-Ala.), who finished in third place, touted themselves during the primary as the candidate most aligned with Trump.
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According to Channel 4 last night's tally of supporters showed: May 120; Leadsom 37; Gove 31; Crabb 24; Fox 13; not known 106 Although both Mrs May and Mrs Leadsom would appeal to a sense of Thatcherite nostalgia among the 125,000 party members, it is the latter who appears most aligned to their Eurosceptic views.
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Of the various regional Kayastha communities it was those of north India who remained most aligned to their role of scribes, whereas in other areas there became more emphasis on commerce.
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The Polish Catholic Union, the socialist Polish Mutual Aid Association, and the pro-independent Polish National Alliance were Polish social programs in the area.Babson, p. 28. In terms of the political parties, Polish people were most aligned with the Democratic Party.Feinstein, p. 5.
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These researchers developed operational definitions and scales to measure 11 potential characteristics of servant leadership. Factor analyses reduced this scale to five unique dimensions: altruistic calling (four items), emotional healing (four items), wisdom (five items), persuasive mapping (five items), and organizational stewardship (five items). This framework specified the fundamentals to servant leadership and was consistent with Greenleaf's original message. Among these five dimensions, altruistic calling is most aligned with ethics.
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Thus the organisation favored the landlord interests as well as playing up to the interests of the actual farmers. Both the landlords and the farmers felt the shifting of political and economic power away from the land, and desired to maintain their vested interests. As a result, they worked closely with the political parties most aligned with that interest, but most especially with the Conservative Party (DKP). By 1897 the BDL was headed by a three-member Executive Committee, one of whom was the chairman.
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Roberts left her job at the CBC in 2014 to pursue a career in advocacy for public communication and the environment. She decided to run as a Green Party candidate in Victoria for the 2015 federal election campaign. While she had been approached by other parties, she claimed that the Green Party platform was the one which most aligned with her beliefs. She came second in 2015 with almost 24,000 votes, which is more votes than was received by 131 MPs who were elected.
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Some scholars argue that diverging parties has been one of the major driving forces of polarization as policy platforms have become more distant. This theory is based on recent trends in the United States Congress, where the majority party prioritizes the positions that are most aligned with its party platform and political ideology. The adoption of more ideologically distinct positions by political parties can cause polarization among both elites and the electorate. For example, after the passage of the Voting Rights Act, the number of conservative Democrats in Congress decreased, while the number of conservative Republicans increased.
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Some scholars argue that diverging parties has been one of the major driving forces of polarization as policy platforms have become more distant. This theory is based on recent trends in the United States Congress, where the majority party prioritizes the positions that are most aligned with its party platform and political ideology. The adoption of more ideologically distinct positions by political parties can cause polarization among both elites and the electorate. For example, after the passage of the Voting Rights Act, the number of conservative Democrats in Congress decreased, while the number of conservative Republicans increased.
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