Sentence examples for Apportionment between from inspiring English sources

552, 66 L.Ed. 999, had recently been decided, holding that priority of appropriation was the determining factor in reaching an equitable apportionment between two Western States.

(Ante, p. 187 of 146 Cal.Rptr., p. of P.2d). Apportionment between defendants should be denied even if the plaintiff is negligent, and in determining relative fault of plaintiff and defendants, the single negligent act for which both defendants are responsible should not be counted twice.

However, discrimination and apportionment between veterinary animal, agricultural, and human waste, whether from domestic or industrial sources, are not always clear, particularly because data on animal-waste pharmaceuticals are quite scarce.

The apportionment basis between regions was decided whereas the health needs of the two regions have not been studied, e.g. it was demonstrated that citizens of the southern region had a shorter life and a shorter healthy life than their northern counterparts [ 9].

A special part of Germany's banking grief derives from its landesbanken, or state-owned regional banks, central to the German model's apportionment of power between the regions and federal government (read: the availability of ready cash and influence to the regions).

660), the all-or-nothing aspect of the doctrine has precluded courts from reaching a just solution in the great majority of cases in which equity and fairness call for an apportionment of loss between the wrongdoers in proportion to their relative culpability, rather than the imposition of the entire loss upon one or the other tortfeasor.

Matching describes the relative apportionment of value between reinforcers [41], [76].

The correct apportionment of this task between the monetary and fiscal arms is still a subject of discussion.

A genetic algorithm for QoS-aware offline inter-domain traffic engineering is first presented, and it is shown through simulation studies how this can optimise the apportionment of QoS provisioning between adjacent domains.

She then told me something about the archive which had only recently come to light, and which her brother had never learned: Dame Jean Conan Doyle, while dying of cancer, had made a last-minute deed of apportionment, splitting the archive between herself and the three heirs of her former sister-in-law, Anne Conan Doyle.

In Graham's view it was acceptable to let the apportionment of your wealth between stocks and bonds fluctuate somewhat, but he insisted that neither allocation ever exceed 75%.