Sentence examples for redraw to from inspiring English sources

More recently, Rauner has said he would "work with" the 3.75percentt rate, but refused to be specific about what he might cut or how he might redraw to the state's tax system to balance the roughly $36 billion budget.

The government proposes to redraw constituencies to make them much more equal in terms of voter population, and to shrink the House of Commons from 650 to 600 members.

Republicans are predicting that they will gain at least 10 chambers this fall, which they say would give them the power to redraw up to 25 Congressional districts.

Gartner Research puts AWS so far ahead in its magic quadrant that the analyst group had to redraw it to fit AWS.

As a user dives toward Earth, the program redraws to the screen at a video-gamelike 60 frames per second.

I often made a turn or reached an intersection before the map redrew to indicate that I had.

If racism were dead in those states, legislators ought not to be so ready to redraw gerrymandered lines to disenfranchise voters of color.

In extreme cases, some may attempt to redraw pension contracts to cap their future liabilities.

Griffin, once in Australia, agreed to redraw his plans to accommodate elements of the other designs favoured by government, after the crusty colonels had personally bastardised his design.

Yet Mr. Sussman said there might well be legal precedents for China to redraw its subsidies to shield them from W.T.O.

But the government is reluctant to redraw funding formulas to offer specialist state nurseries any extra funding.