Sentence examples for drawn to concentrate from inspiring English sources

The federal judges found that the districts were drawn to concentrate black voters and deprive them of representation.

The redistricting drew swift condemnations from Democrats and a series of lawsuits arguing that the maps were drawn to concentrate and dilute the influence of black voters.

Congressional districts that are drawn to concentrate like-minded individuals exacerbates this phenomenon.

Much of the star power typically drawn to the dinner was instead concentrated at an alternative event thrown by "Full Frontal" host Samantha Bee.

These districts were drawn so as to concentrate, or "pack," African-American voters, a move that had a dramatic and possibly permanent effect.

Then she was accused of compromising civil service neutrality by asking civil servants drawing up briefings to concentrate on "the killer fact" and prepare the PM for "elephant traps" laid by the Conservatives.

But it also reflects an underlying sense of unease that Britain seems to have drawn in its horns to concentrate on immediate problems closer to home - the need to cut spending to plug the gaping hole in the country's finances, the need to make trading links a priority to try to boost British exports.

If we choose to maintain our focus and draw in our space to concentrate on the task at hand, we give a clear non-verbal message that we are not open for distraction.

For many years, he concentrated on drawing to develop the kinds of spatial structure, always entailing grids, that he wanted for painting: zones of scribble and glyph elbow one another in pictures that I've seen reproduced.

Early retirement in 1979 enabled him to concentrate on drawing and printmaking, which he had always pursued with enthusiasm.

Mr. Cartier-Bresson, to whom she has been married since 1970, left the cooperative in 1966 and ostensibly gave up photography to concentrate on drawing.