The same Phoenix base mortality model was applied to source apportionment analyses of all groups to provide a consistent basis for comparison across source components and groups (i.e., to eliminate model specification variability from the analysis).
He opposed giving states the option to forgo apportionment, which would have allowed them to elect their congressmen at-large.
But as Justice Elena Kagan asked during oral arguments, the question is why the "Constitution requires something with respect to one apportionment that it prohibits with respect to another".
"Otherwise, non-voters would have standing to bring a one-person, one-vote challenge to an apportionment plan that equally distributes eligible voters".
Hundreds of bureaucratic appointments are also subject to sectarian apportionment under the Constitution.
The authority to alter apportionment can be an important tool in maintaining the power of the incumbent political party.
Every nuance of the company's accounting techniques was dissected, from transfer pricing between subsidiaries to the apportionment of overheads and price setting.
The implied effect on observed compensation levels is summarized by the following empirical prediction: The compensation of subsidiary managers in low-tax countries is higher than the compensation of subsidiary managers in high-tax countries if firms are subject to formulary apportionment.
Pursuant to this apportionment, the constituencies are formed.
His special concern in this election was the effort being made by Whigs to determine apportionment in the state legislature based on the "federal ratio" of each slave counting as three-fifths of a person.
