"If we had a blank canvas and we were able to redraw our market structure, it would never look like the model we use today," Chris Concannon, an executive at the high-speed trading firm Virtu Financial, said in front of the Senate subcommittee on securities, insurance and investment.
They were able to redraw the main road structure of the country and even identified unknown roads, which they validated a posteriori.
With a two-thirds majority in parliament, Orbán was able to redraw the country's election districts, locking up Fidesz's power.
And, consequently, they were able to redraw more maps that helped influence races at the congressional level (occasionally in legally dubious ways).
After the entries were destroyed by fire late that year, Laybourne Smith, working with artist Rayner Hoff, was able to redraw the design largely from memory in order to enter the subsequent 1926 competition.
Given that it was a census year, that landslide meant the in the vast majority of states, Republicans were able to redraw their state legislative districts and congressional districts to their significant advantage.
Well, that certainly added a tremendous graphic element in my book, to be able to talk about and then to redraw and show the comic art of this man who is my kind of shadow father, who was exerting this influence over me through my mother.
But they were not going to be able to do it without radically redrawing their approach.
Critics have also suggested the government is effectively trying to redraw the definition of serious crime to still be able to afford state agencies' indiscriminate bulk data access.
While some retirees are visiting food pantries or applying for food stamps for the first time, others are redrawing expectations about what they will be able to leave behind for heirs or charities.
