Sentence examples for maps which carve from inspiring English sources

The commission has been holding public hearings on proposed maps, which carve out an additional Congressional district, the state's ninth.

The Ny-Alesund region is characterised by diversified surface processes which carve the landscape and so exhibits variable and complex landforms.

This is the only way to ensure an ethical monitoring of PM's developments and clinical usage, which carves out ethical issues while not, on the other hand, retarding reasonable developments and applications.

Hence the maps, which became my guides.

Map: Which country pays the most bribes?

As expected when voters in 2008 created the nonpartisan commission, the new maps carve up existing districts, leaving more incumbents vulnerable than in the past.

And which husband carves the turkey?

At the event President Hu Jintao lit a cauldron on which were carved 56 "lucky clouds".

Gurgaon is part of the state of Haryana, which was carved out of Punjab in 1966.

Changing traditions are preserved in bas-relief birdmen, which were carved over simpler outline forms and in turn carved over with komari.

Also important are the banners of the Saptamatrikas, which are carved outside the Udayagiri caves.