Sentence examples for call for redrawing from inspiring English sources

One study found that the inundation would be "severe right along the coast" but didn't call for redrawing evacuation zones farther inland.

He called for redrawing borders and compensating Palestinians and their descendants for homes they left in what is now Israel.

For all his bombast, the former prime minister Ehud Olmert once told me, Lieberman is actually a pragmatist, one who supported the two-state solution when he was foreign minister (although, revealingly, his vision called for redrawing the border to place hundreds of thousands of Israeli Arabs on the other side).

Mr. Sarkozy and Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain have called for redrawing global financial rules under a "new Bretton Woods," referring to the 1944 conference that created the modern global economic system and institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

What is the case for redrawing boundaries?

Since 1962 the census has also been used for redrawing legislative district boundaries.

Only today the boundary commissions have published proposals for redrawing most constituency boundaries in England and Wales.

His defeat of two years previous still fresh in his mind, his platform this time included a call for a redrawing of the territory's electoral boundaries; he believed that the current Edmonton riding was gerrymandered in McCauley's favour.

Cooney's call for Labor to redraw the political centre was controversial when he launched the conversation but, two years later, the policy thinking has, broadly, eventuated.

A petition with (at the time of writing) 28,000 signatures has called for a redrawing of the English border.

And in January, the Supreme Court halted a special election called for the purpose of redrawing 28 legislative districts that a lower court found were illegal.