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But a lawsuit has been filed asking the courts to impose a map, saying delays would violate the state constitution and make required clearance by the Justice Department difficult.

Little wonder, then, that the party's grandees in Richmond are reeling at what looks like a federal court's imminent decision to impose a map that seems likely not only to flip both houses of the General Assembly to Democratic control in this fall's elections but also to unseat several of the legislature's top Republicans.

In our theory, one does not need to impose a specific mapping.

Further, refine the initial illumination map by imposing a structure prior on it as the final illumination map.

Instead, the court is likely to impose a temporary map of its own that could give Democrats a slight boost going into the election next year.

— Kristen McTighe (@KristenMcTighe) 2 Jul 13 Mr. Morsi's Freedom and Justice Party, the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood, did release a statement, however, deploring the idea that the military might impose a "road map" for the political process.

On 1 July, he responded to another wave of anti-government protests by threatening to impose a "road map" if the president and opposition did not resolve their differences.

Billboards around the capital show Colonel Qaddafi's image imposed over a map of the continent.

A circular window is imposed on a map by the statistic and the center of the circle moves across the study region.

In this procedure, a circular window is imposed on a map by the spatial scan statistic and it allows the center of the circle to move across the study region.

"I am pleased that the court has imposed a new congressional map that fixes the unconstitutional racial gerrymander of Virginia's third congressional district," the statement said.