Sentence examples for right to redraw from inspiring English sources

"Every economist I know reserves the right to redraw the outlook when the events occur," said Alan D. Levenson, chief economist at T. Rowe Price.

Charles S. Rhyne, a Washington lawyer whose arguments before the Supreme Court led to a 1962 decision that gave federal courts the right to redraw state electoral districts to reflect population shifts, was found dead in the pool at his home in McLean, Va., on July 27.

They insisted that they had every right to redraw district lines or to shift to at-large elections free from federal interference.

State officials say that recent court decisions on voting rights have created confusion, uncertainty and immense new difficulties as they prepare to redraw the boundaries of Congressional districts and state legislative districts.

They made it possible for him to redraw the nation's political map, moving the center so abruptly to the right that even Bill Clinton would proclaim the end of "big government," and to remold his party in his own image.

"I started to redraw the skyline.

To redraw my taco baseline, I went to the Bronx.

"You don't have unfettered ability to redraw new boundaries".

It is certainly possible to redraw boundaries," said a spokeswoman.

I sat down to redraw the architecture of the software.

The Serpentine gallery thinks it's time to redraw boundaries.