Sentence examples for revised boundaries from inspiring English sources
Under the revised boundaries, the Tories would have still have needed a lead of 7.4 points.
Following the release of new information, galactic cartographers are invited to get in touch to plot the revised boundaries of the U2 frontman's self-regard.
Gerrymandered constituency boundaries, says the opposition, means it could only win about 18 out of the 40 seats (revised boundaries have reduced this to 16, it argues).
As Anthony Wells explained at UK Polling Report, even on the revised boundaries Cameron would still have failed to gain an overall majority on the basis of the 2010 results.
On the revised boundaries the Conservatives would need a lead of 7% to win an overall majority and would need a lead of 1.4% to be the biggest party.
Cuadrilla said the new application would be to continue well testing at the site at Lower Stumble, but with revised boundaries.
It also agreed to a revised boundary along the Orange River, giving Namibia riparian rights; the earlier border had been placed on the north bank and thus left Namibia without water rights.
Crucially, the revised boundary conditions allow the specification of non-reflecting outflows and inflows.
Given past discrimination against Latinos, it is one of 16 states required to submit its revised political boundaries to the Justice Department for approval.
In 2000, federal officials revised the boundaries of flood maps to show a river that — even in the unlikely event of a 100-year flood — was expected to largely remain inside its banks.
The state had only recently revised the boundaries in response to the 2000 census, a procedure that the court ruled should be implemented only once every ten years.Hearing the (re callVenezuela's opposition claimed to have collected some 3.6m signatures in support of a referendum to recall President Hugo Chávez, well above the 2.4m required under the constitution.
