Sentence examples for to the redrawing from inspiring English sources

To turn a blind eye to the redrawing of borders by force, Mr Obama said, would be to "ignore the lessons that are written in the cemeteries of this continent".

Ironically, Lampson lost his House seat in 2004 thanks to the redrawing (some say gerrymandering) done by DeLay and his Texas allies, in part because solid Republican voting districts were parcelled out to support Republican candidates in neighbouring marginal districts.

The discovery of a few muddy coins in a Devon paddock by a pair of amateur metal detector enthusiasts has led to the redrawing of the boundary of the Roman empire in south-west Britain.

Davis accused her opponent of defending "a law to suppress minority voting," referring to federal court rulings that the state's voter ID regulations and changes to the redrawing of electoral boundaries that were defended by Abbott are discriminatory toward Hispanics.

The recess in age-adjusted incidence rates observed in the 5-year period 1996 2000 may be attributable to the redrawing of official census area boundaries in 1996.

Condoleezza Rice today warned Russia not to try to redraw the map of Europe in the wake of its invasion of Georgia.

Samoa plans to move itself from one side of the international dateline to the other, redrawing this already wobbly line.

There was much talk, at the outset, of using the case to redraw the landscape of the technology industry, injecting more competition by forcing Microsoft to break up.

But it's hard to know where to redraw the line.

For Oram, this event was the turning point, "the chance to radically redraw the political map of the British Isles lost forever".

Set in a guest house in Kabul in 1893, Britain's Sir Mortimer Durand tries to convince the wily Amir Abdul Rahman to redraw the map of Afghanistan according to what would later became known as the Durand Line.