Sentence examples similar to Apportion time from inspiring English sources

Among the rich, there is an etiquette to apportioning time and money, insiders say.

But once you start thinking this way, you may find yourself apportioning time differently: investing a bit more, spending a bit less.

He said that in the first two days of meetings, a schedule had been established that apportioned time for all the major issues on the table in the final-status peace negotiations.

Even as Williams showed tremendous promise as a young baseball player, he always apportioned time for music and always figured he was much more likely to be a guitarist in a club in Manhattan than a center fielder at a ballpark in the Bronx.

It lasts for an apportioned time, then goes away.

Instead of wandering across strange domains, they have to prudentially apportion their time, making productive use of each hour.

These projects might not be exactly alike: students might apportion their time differently, or add another discipline to the mix.

But it is impossible, in practice, to apportion the time, if the total number of days is only 14.

Teachers apportion their time based on the need of students, without the weaker ones having to struggle at the blackboard in front of the class; this dynamic has helped children with learning disabilities to participate and succeed in mainstream classes.

The committee that planned the event is to meet Tuesday to discuss the next step in what members see as consciousness raising about how a family should apportion its time.

But ministers say its draft clauses will not lead to the courts having to apportion "equal time" or "defining the nature" of parental relationship – both cited as reasons why the law failed in Australia.