Sentence examples for to redraw this from inspiring English sources

George W Bush tried to redraw this relationship after September 11 2001 by encouraging the use of biofuels in the US, made from turning maize into car fuel.

Since the Assembly will be redrawing district lines this year, a Democratic win might prompt the Assembly to redraw this long-time Republican district with an eye to making it a safer seat for Democrats in the future.

There was also some worry that government officials, had they been ordered to redraw the maps for this election cycle, would not be able to print ballots in time to meet a Sept. 22 deadline for mailing absentee ballots to service members and voters overseas.

The topography has changed so much that the geologists need to redraw the map of this part of the coast.

Now, things get a little bit more complicated, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to redraw the first stage of this game.

With Russia threatening to redraw the post-Soviet map of Europe, this is not time for NATO to forfeit its military credibility by losing a war.

Because of this, the animators had to redraw the whole scene, and Yamaguchi received a technical advisor credit for the episode.

To put this in perspective, NCSL had to redraw the scale of the chart to include that kind of whopping debt.

As the Obama administration seeks to redraw the landscape in the Middle East, it is doing a lot of this kind of hand-holding.

Last year, the judge ordered the county to redraw the districts and put all of their seats up for grabs this November.

This court also left it up to the state legislature to redraw the districts, but because there are so many in question, the order would likely require lawmakers to redraw all state House and Senate districts.