Sentence examples for Fair apportionment from inspiring English sources

Work should start at once on the establishment of a fair apportionment of emissions country by country, based on the principle of contraction and convergence.

But what passes for a fair apportionment of burdens elsewhere in America should not govern what happens in New York, the top media market for sports.

The fair apportionment of the steelhead catch between Indian net fishing and non-Indian sport fishing directed by Washington Game Dept.

The English Constitution appears to require a fair apportionment of representatives among the electors, but nothing in it implies universal suffrage.

Or is environmentalism synonymous with concern for future human well-being, or about a fair apportionment of access to the earth's resources and a fair sharing of pollution burdens?

Such maneuvers to set aside an otherwise fair apportionment plan sets the stage for hospital to hospital combat characterized by evasion, detection, and escalating gaming of the system supporting both sides.

Tapping what could be a temporary windfall to pay for recurring expenses eases the pressure to keep city expenses down and to demand a fairer apportionment of aid from Gov. George Pataki and the State Legislature in a year when they are running for re-election.

Buried halfway through Ms. Merkin's plea for a fairer apportionment of the blame among the various--as she saw it--culprits was this odd little parenthetical disclaimer: "(I did not know Mr. Madoff nor did I invest with his firm, but have a sibling who did business with him)." A sibling who did business with him?

The scheme derived here is designed to meet the required data rates exactly, thus ensuring a fair performance apportionment to both users and service providers, with the best utilization of the network resources (minimum power expenditure and good spectral efficiency).

449] that the goal of the Court was to establish "a fair system of apportionment of damages". Id., 405 Mich .at 660, 275 N.W.275511.

Net earnings from interstate commerce are subject to income tax * * * and, if the commerce is carried on by a corporation, a franchise tax may be imposed, measured by the net income from business done within the state, including suc p ortion of the income derived from interstate commerce as may be justly attributable to business done within the state by a fair method of apportionment.