Sentence examples for changing of boundaries from inspiring English sources
The City's elections have been meddled with in every decade since the 1920s, either through the changing of boundaries or the changing of voting rules.
Some panelists said a key issue was changing the electoral system but we still have to win under the current one, and with the changing of the boundaries that's going to be harder than ever.
If Donald Trump actually cared about "rigged" elections, he would stop complaining about the demonstrably false "voter fraud" myth he keeps peddling and instead focus on the real problem: gerrymandering – the changing of electoral boundaries for political gain.
Literature suggests that both the government and professional bodies are supportive of role development and changing of professional boundaries, but is this representative of current clinical practice?
Second, the validity of the inversion results obtained by the proposed method is discussed respectively by cases with different sizes and changing rules of boundary heat fluxes as well as different measured locations.
For altering practices that have such deep roots is not simply a matter of introducing new policies; it is, at bottom, a matter of changing the boundaries of the morally permissible.
Reflecting the changing boundaries of what is defined as Silicon Valley, this year the authors of the report added all of San Mateo County's work force.
But in New York City, where real estate and access to good schools often lead to Olympics-level competition, even the specter of changing school boundaries can raise the hackles of parents who chose their high-priced homes precisely because of those boundaries.
Both of these studies face the problem of changing political boundaries and rely on national and regional data for different time periods.
For analyses of newly permitted facilities after 1990, we used a standard geographic area to compute changes over time so that changes in the population are not a reflection of changing geographic boundaries.
