Sentence examples for drawing of boundaries from inspiring English sources

"The problem is the drawing of boundaries is arbitrary".

The court left open the possibility of using adjusted population counts down to the city-block level for redistricting, which is the drawing of boundaries for Congressional and other legislative districts.

However, the justices simultaneously opened up the possibility of using these adjusted figures for redistricting within states, which is the drawing of boundaries for congressional and other legislative districts, and for the distribution of federal money to states.

The one that perhaps appears as the most prevalent in Europe of today is that defined in terms of ethno-cultural sameness or homogeneity, by the drawing of boundaries between the core and the peripheries within Europe as well as between Europe and its "outside".

Guidelines need to be established dictating the limitations and drawing out boundaries of the medical student-pharmaceutical company interaction so as to facilitate an interaction that suitably benefits both parties while staying within the ethical domain as described by various institutions like AMSA [ 2].

Aiming for a BMI of 22 indicates a drawing up of boundaries that are not only about reaching a bodily state, but also signals a specific normalisation and idealisation of the body's shape.

Not until the end of World War I was independence restored and the nation reunited, although the drawing of boundary lines was, of necessity, a contentious issue.

She told the Welsh Local Government Association WLGAA) conference in Llandudno a "cosmetic re-drawing" of boundaries is not enough.

The objective of drawing such boundaries was to allow for the determination of factors in three categories: sources of GHG, GHG sinks, and variables (GHG emissions, Avoided emissions, Energy offsets) considered in the LCA (Fig. 1).

I learned the value of speaking my truth and the skill of drawing clear boundaries.

Gerrymandering involves concentrating large percentages of the opposite party's votes into a few districts and drawing the boundaries of the other districts in such a way that the gerrymandering party wins them all, even though the majority, or, in multiparty elections, the plurality, is relatively small.