Sentence examples for redrawing of borders from inspiring English sources

This became Milosevic's programme, the Greater Serbian manifesto requiring redrawing of borders and population transfers.

Then, a decade or two hence, when tempers have calmed, a peaceful redrawing of borders can perhaps be attempted.

Elsa Woodward High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire So Russia's annexation of Crimea is the first redrawing of borders in Europe by the use of force since the second world war.

This mosaic of viewpoints tells a story that in part ­traces Europe's "transitional geographies": we begin in Prague, in December 1992, and watch as Czechoslovakia becomes the Czech Republic, a redrawing of borders that coincides with Ivan's death.

Whether or not the Islamic State that Sunni jihadists want to establish in the Levant endures, a redrawing of borders in that part of the Arab world is surely on the cards.

Mr Netanyahu has been persuaded to change his mind by accepting that the "core issues"—the status of Jerusalem, the redrawing of borders and the rights of Palestinian refugees be put on the agenda right from the start.

The problem is that none of these solutions will satisfy everyone, and any redrawing of existing borders could set off a move to change borders elsewhere in the Balkans.

He ruled out any redrawing of international borders, or anything which "smacks of a further division of India" along religious lines.

Perhaps in time there can be a general redrawing of Balkan borders, with Serbia losing Kosovo and gaining a bit of Bosnia.

The art of power English for Schadenfreude Correction: English wine Award: Anne McElvoy ReprintsIntegral to any shrinking of the Commons is a redrawing of constituency borders.

Most German families, including hers, number ex-refugees among them because of the defeat in 1945 and redrawing of eastern borders.