Persistent challenges, including the 2008 financial crisis and wage inequality, had led some to question whether European integration could no longer endure, he said, and whether Europe would be better off redrawing some of the barriers and walls between nations.
However, if the Kurds could be content with a portion of Iraq (and possibly Syria, which also seems ripe for redrawing some map lines), then Turkey would likely accept such an outcome.
"To do the cumbersome and expensive task of redrawing the bylaws, we need some conviction that they would likely pass.
Redrawing the lines will address some of the population shifts over the last decade, but much of the disparity will remain, because it is built into the system.
Some astronomers, however, argue that it is too early to start redrawing length scales for the entire universe.
Some people, like with the Pink Panther, they're really picky about redrawing him.
They are redrawing lines between freedom and devotion, modernization and tradition, and blurring some prevailing distinctions between East and West.
The Arizona case, in particular, is all about whether the concept of "one person, one vote" allows partisan politics to play some role in the process of legislative redistricting -- that is, drawing and redrawing the state map for representational purposes.
The ruling party gave ground by agreeing to limit the president's power to appoint some members of parliament; a supposedly revamped electoral commission will be in charge of redrawing constituencies.In this section Who's for president?
Still, the government has taken at least some actions to show its own willingness to push back at China, most notably redrawing its national defense strategy, which had once focused on the Soviet Union in the north, but now will concentrate on protecting against China in the south.
