Sentence examples for been redrawn by changes from inspiring English sources

The picture of the recent past has already been redrawn by changes to the way GDP is calculated and by information from tax returns.

Second, much polarization in the House has taken place in districts that have not been redrawn by legislators.

In 2004, Texas's congressional districts had been redrawn by the state legislature.

"They would not have won much had the map not been redrawn by the courts," Li said.

If it doesn't, it will be valid for only four years, and must then be redrawn by a Redistricting Commission whose composition will have been changed by ensuing elections.

By 1957, the arms were redrawn by Alan Beddoe so as to have red leaves, and to change the royal crown from one of a Tudor design to one more resembling St. Edward's Crown, as preferred by Queen Elizabeth II.

The border was redrawn by plebiscite in 1920.

"The whole thing should be redrawn by a professional illustrator".

The state court ordered the lines be redrawn by early next month.

The message implied, he went on, that "borders might be redrawn by force".

The districts, which are revised to balance population after each census, have to be redrawn by mid-January.