Sentence examples for Reapportioned by from inspiring English sources

Any amount of any apportionment that has not been paid or obligated by the Secretary during the fiscal year in which the notification is given and for 2 fiscal years thereafter shall be reapportioned by the Secretary in accordance with paragraph (2) without regard to the 10percentt limitation to an individual State specified in this subsection.

Some politicians say that Mr. Schumer's district is one of those that might be reapportioned out of existence by the State Legislature when it redraws Congressional District lines in the next few months.

A special session of the legislature in 1965 changed the Senate to represent 16 districts and reapportioned the seats, again by county, but did so in such a way as to make the representation more proportional to population than it had been.

The president reapportioned some of that money by declaring a national emergency at the southern border, a move that infuriated many lawmakers in both parties.

Woo said he doubted that a similar tactic would work this time because Hancock Park was reapportioned out the 13th District and was replaced by Hollywood Hills and Echo Park precincts less likely to be swayed by ethnic appeals.

If Mr. Houghton had decided against running, his predominantly rural district would have been occupied by a freshman and would likely have been reapportioned out of existence if, as expected, the state loses two Congressional seats.

There may be more superdelegates from certain states than others, which would have to be balanced by reapportioning the other delegates to reach the same overall proportional balance (by population) between the states as before, in other words.

Each student reapportioned my time to suit his needs.

Currently the New York Senate, as reapportioned in 1953, has 58 seats.

A paper just published in PNAS by Glen Peters and colleagues looks at how the world's carbon emissions get reapportioned when the carbon used to make traded goods and services is charged against the account of the ultimate consumer, not the initial producer.

The Iowa legislature had, in fact, not been reapportioned since 1886.