Sentence examples for to redraw a from inspiring English sources

The founding act of his new order was to redraw a frontier using arguments that could be deployed to inflame territorial disputes in dozens of places around the world.

Deborah LaBelle, a lawyer and the author of a report on Michigan inmates sentenced to life for crimes they committed before the age of eighteen, said that she doesn't want to redraw a boundary that, for more than a century, has reflected the fact that "society has a different kind of responsibility to youth".

To redraw a visual stimuli, the previous image needs to be cleared.

But Dr. Willers, who trained as an art historian, has used his proximity and access to fine local collections to show the breadth and depth of Abstract Expressionism, and perhaps to provisionally redraw a few of the lines demarcating the canon.

As Mitt Romney tries to redraw himself as a moderate in the final days of his Etch-A-Sketch candidacy, some troubling stories from his career as a Mormon leader outside of Boston can't be erased.

Relations between the allies had been tested after the Democratic Party took power in 2009 and declared it wished to redraw ties on a more equal footing, including possibly moving a contentious air base off a populated southern island.

As a result, it should be a simple matter to redraw the objects in a new view.

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

A large number of residents of a Brooklyn community are bombarding Gov. George E. Pataki and leaders of the Republican-controlled State Senate with pleas to redraw boundaries in a redistricting plan that has split their neighborhood into five Senate districts.

Ms. Van de Putte called the Republican effort to redraw the boundaries a "partisan power grab" and said she and her colleagues would return to Austin if the Senate leadership dropped redistricting from the agenda or when it "returns to regular rules of the Senate".

The First Justice Party, for instance, contends that there should be a movement for a citizen assembly to redraw the national government, an unlikely proposition that has been harshly criticized by another Democratic Coordinator member, the Democratic Action party.