Sentence examples for to redrawing from inspiring English sources
verb
To draw again.
- The treaty proposed to redraw the border lines between the nations.
Today, the Republican-controlled Texan Lextraordinaryened an extraordinary special session devoted solely to redrawing the state's 32 Congressional districts.
But London's moves are also seen as a precursor to redrawing the European trading landscape not by negotiation but by market forces.
Chinese leaders were open to redrawing the boundaries in the past, but today China is as determined not to make such changes as Tibetans are to get them.
A9 NATIONAL A16-21 Texas G.O.P. to Redraw 32 Congressional Districts The Republican-controlled Texan Lextraordinarygan an extraordinary special session devoted solely to redrawing the state's 32 Congressional districts.
But just what did Wilson's ideal of self-determination mean when it came to redrawing frontiers that for centuries had snaked their way in and around a kaleidoscope of different nationalities of Europe?
Together, these laws limit leeway the executive branch has when it comes to redrawing the restrictions on how insurance companies operate.
"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.
