Sentence examples for map that redraws from inspiring English sources

Today, it approved the map that redraws the 151 districts in the State House of Representatives.

A1 Connecticut Redistricting State lawmakers, acting just before a deadline that would have handed the decision to a court, approved a new Congressional map that redraws six House districts into five and sets up a showdown between two seasoned incumbents: James H. Maloney, a Democrat, and Nancy L. Johnson, a Republican.

Ninety minutes before a deadline that would have forced a court to decide the outcome, state lawmakers today approved a new Congressional map that redraws Connecticut's six House districts into five and sets up a showdown between two seasoned incumbents: Representatives James H. Maloney, a Democrat, and Nancy L. Johnson, a Republican.

The Colorado Supreme Court heard arguments from Republicans Thursday challenging the November decision by District Court Judge Robert Hyatt who selected a Democrat-proposed map that redraws district lines making several GOP districts more competitive.

Mr. Hunter does just that in "Half Moon: Henry Hudson and the Voyage That Redrew the Map of the New World" (Bloomsbury Press, $28).

Hafez al-Assad was the last of a small club of leaders who commanded troops in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war -- the defining event that redrew the map of the Middle East -- and who were forever haunted by its consequences.

French regions control local transport and economic development as well as high schools and vocational training, with beefed-up powers after a reform that redrew the map of France and cut their numbers from 22 to 13.

He dismissed Republican lawmakers' threats to impeach the state Supreme Court justices that redrew the map as "nonsense" that lacked "credibility".

They apply ancient military understandings to modern conflicts and redraw maps that became outdated more than two millennia ago.

For now, Obama is delegating political work to associates — notably former attorney general Eric Holder, whom he has tapped to lead the redistricting project that aims to help Democrats redraw legislative maps that many see as tilted toward the GOP.

And, consequently, they were able to redraw more maps that helped influence races at the congressional level (occasionally in legally dubious ways).