Sentence examples for a proper share of from inspiring English sources

The producers justified the increase by saying that it was a way of ensuring that the creators of the play, not the scalpers, won a proper share of the royalties.

If the other person filing the joint return with the named individual owing the past-due support takes appropriate action to secure his or her proper share of a refund from which a withholding was made under paragraph (1) or (2), the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay such share to such other person.

We want it industrialised here, so we can sell it with added value, and get our proper share of the profits". agreed a student, Pedro Vilas, 25.

Taking into account the larger than anticipated role of greenhouse gases other than CO2 – such as methane and the HFC gases used as refrigerants – and the need for the UK as a wealthy and highly polluting country to lead on emissions reductions, the UK's proper share of emissions reductions comes to at least 80%, within a global emissions reduction of 50-60%.

And if it got its proper share of funding — compared with the inherent car subsidy, or a value capture of the real estate benefit it creates — we could see a rebirth of one of the work horses of urban transit.

Residents of 21 political swing states were oversampled for analysis and then weighted to their proper share of the population.

Residents of 18 political swing states were oversampled for analysis and then weighted to their proper share of the population.

For her part, Wiles is simply content that the labrador retriever is getting its proper share of the limelight.

Based on the 2000 presidential vote, residents of heavily Republican counties, heavily Democratic counties and politically competitive counties were weighted to their proper share of the population.

Based on the 2000 presidential vote, residents of heavily Republican counties, heavily Democratic counties, and politically competitive counties were weighted to their proper share of the population.

such property's proper share of those indirect costs (including taxes) part or all of which are allocable to such property.