Sentence examples for to redraw that from inspiring English sources

I and others made a case why, indeed, we needed to redraw that red line, but many Americans seemed to think that all we were doing is drawing a red line in a pool of blood.

No single airline held a dominant position with a complete national network.Special report The sky's the limit Opening wider Huddling together The joys of oligopoly Let fly Free as a bird Webbed wings Flight of fancy ReprintsBut now United and American Airlines are trying to redraw that pattern.

For more than a century, congressional redistricting had taken place once every decade, after the national census, but the Texas Republicans were trying to redraw lines that had been approved just two years earlier.

And, consequently, they were able to redraw more maps that helped influence races at the congressional level (occasionally in legally dubious ways).

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".

Isis has threatened to redraw the unitary borders that were carved out of the ruins of the Ottoman empire.

Mr. Mugabe said he was determined to redraw the colonial map that has left a tiny white minority with more than half of his country's fertile soil.

And there are many borders -- political, ethnic, geographic -- that are involved in the city's proposal to redraw the two City Council districts that meet in Bushwick and Ridgewood at the Brooklyn--Queens border.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Aug 4 (Reuters) - Florida's state legislature will reconvene later this week to redraw district maps that a judge has found unconstitutional, clouding the outcome of congressional races and possibly forcing delays in elections.

Another option would be to redraw the school district, but that would be much more disruptive, she said.

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.