Sentence examples for at redrawing from inspiring English sources
To suggest, as Skidelsky does, that Keynes was "incurious" about social policy and Beveridge's report is simply false revisionist history, presumably aimed at redrawing this great humanist liberal opponent of laissez-faire as a forerunner of contemporary neoconservatism.
Yet if you want to find a place where history actually seems to have come to an end, where there are no longer armed conflicts aimed at redrawing maps and redistributing wealth, it is in the well-groomed, cosmopolitan and militarily weak Europe of the 21st century.
Both sides in the conflict will be invoking the United Nations Charter, which enshrines the inviolability of sovereign states and their borders -- unlike the League of Nations, which was surprisingly active at redrawing borders after Versailles.
Topology in the figure might vary as redrawing.
How much more will drip out?In this section Wise men at ease Redrawing the battle lines Keep reading Absa's allure Back in court A licence to lose money Reprints Related items American International Group: Second roundApr 7th 2005.
China would suffer a loss of similar proportions, should the yuan gain 10%.In this section Wise men at ease Redrawing the battle lines Keep reading Absa's allure Back in court A licence to lose money ReprintsThose conclusions, grave though they were, were based on 2003 figures.
House prices are rising nicely, while interest rates and inflation are both reasonably low.In this section Wise men at ease Redrawing the battle lines Keep reading Absa's allure Back in court A licence to lose money ReprintsBarclays should also be able to make Absa perform better.
"Overconfidence", he argued, "can undermine the credibility of monetary policy".In this section Wise men at ease Redrawing the battle lines Keep reading Absa's allure Back in court A licence to lose money ReprintsContrary to appearances, the Fed governors do not co-ordinate their speeches.
All over the country, land settlement commissions were at work surveying, redrawing boundaries, and negotiating with the village assemblies on behalf of the new smallholders.
One possible solution, said Dr. Amirav, who teaches conflict resolution at Hebrew University, is redrawing the boundaries of the city to "enlarge the pie" and devising ways to share power.
Just as they proselytised a democratic "art for all", so Gilbert & George entered a period of profound inwardness, photographing themselves walking and looking at nature, and redrawing the images in charcoal.
