1. They have redrawn the country's boundaries along ethnic lines.

2. After the war the map of Europe was redrawn.

3. Redrawing district boundaries would change the election results.

4. With both countries experiencing economic revolutions, it might be time to redraw the traditional relationship.

5. Barring a redrawn international date line, which is unlikely, the Chatham Islands it is.

6. It has redrawn the boundaries between the public and private sectors in favour of the latter and raised substantial sums for the Treasury.

7. The on-screen maps were clear and well labeled, and as I moved around, the maps redrew quickly.

8. This figure can be redrawn with the maturity on the horizontal axis to show the negative relationship between volatility and maturity.

9. The line between party and state was washed away under the old regime and has not been redrawn.

10. Redraw the three diagrams of Figure 18.2 with a steeper L curve and a shallower I curve.

11. In the mid-90s the government redrew its internal boundaries to reflect ethnic identity.

12. The phone rota was redrawn so that the week was divided between five, not six.

13. Some of them had faces: red-raw and wrinkled, with tiny eyes and pursed lips.

14. Then she redrew her picture and wrote the caption shown in Figure 3. 9.

15. I traced it, erasing and redrawing the light with my finger.

16. Political bias Responsibility for redrawing constituency boundaries fairly rests with the Electoral Commission.

17. Gerrymandering is the redrawing of electoral districts to serve the needs of parties rather than voters.

18. But India has rejected a redrawing of borders in the disputed region.

19. Goudinoff does want to push for an independent committee to oversee future redrawing of boundaries for supervisors' districts.

20. I am sceptical about the proposition that minority rights can be protected by redrawing internal frontiers.

21. Governors in most states have to approve redistricting plans, giving them tremendous influence over the redrawing.

22. The "p" stands for "progressive scan, " meaning that the set creates the image by continuously redrawing the frame, line by line.

23. But speaking in Kosovo, Gordon made clear that Washington opposes redrawing Kosovo's borders.