Sentence examples for be redrawn to include from inspiring English sources

Representative Kenny Marchant, a Republican, wrote asking that his district be redrawn to include a school where his "grandbabies go".

"It's very inexplicable," Schodorf, who also lives in the area, told The Huffington Post, noting that the district had to be redrawn to include 4,700 fewer people.

Lines previously drawn around what is considered to be 'ethical practice' may need to be redrawn to include a more astute understanding of moral responsibility and delegation in such uncertain and rapidly changing contexts.

"Afterward the tourist map was redrawn" to include the former Eastern bloc and "vast swaths of Africa and Asia".

In Upper Manhattan, Senator Eric T. Schneiderman's district was redrawn to include much of the Dominican-American population, creating a district whose voting-age population is 53 percent Latino.

"I have reservations about the resolution," said Mrs. Morella, who is running in a district that has been redrawn to include many more Democrats than she has represented in the past.

Democratic sources say that Mr. McMahon, a former city councilman who enjoys high name recognition, is also a strong possibility, especially if his district is redrawn to include more of Democratic Brooklyn.

The incumbents, the only white Democrats in the Georgia delegation, faced an uphill battle because their districts had been redrawn to include more Republicans and their challengers were former congressmen.

Bartlett faced a tough reelection campaign this year after his district was redrawn to include more Democrats.

Davis narrowly won his seat in 2012, and was seen as a vulnerable incumbent after the boundaries of the district were redrawn to include more Democratic voters.

Bartlett's 6th Congressional District, which includes western Maryland and north-central sections of the state west of Baltimore, was redrawn to include more Democratic-leaning portions of Montgomery County closer to the nation's capital.