Sentence examples for a proportional allocation from inspiring English sources
"Europeans support a proportional allocation of asylum seekers" (with K. Bansak and D. Hangartner).
For the Republicans, just 12 delegates were at stake; Mr. Bush collected 7 and Mr. McCain 12 in a proportional allocation of the votes.
A proportional allocation gridding algorithm, utilizing more than 300,000 national and sub-national administrative units, is used to assign population values to grid cells.
For each source, a proportional allocation method based on the energy content of the various products formed is employed to estimate the environmental impacts of ethylene production [10, 13].
Ohio will allocate its 48 congressional district delegates on a winner-take-all basis within each district, and uses a proportional allocation for its 15 at-large delegates.
The sample roughly represented all hospitals within a proportional allocation in Taiwan.
In the most populous state, California, this results in an electoral clout 16% smaller than a purely proportional allocation would produce, whereas the least-populous states, with three electors, hold a voting power 143% greater than they would under purely proportional allocation.
This problem is a constant gripe of Democrats: there is simply not a proper, proportional allocation of infrastructure to meet the needs of densely populated communities.
Forest districts are different related to their wild boars density but an ideal proportional allocation was not possible due to field constraints.
Since the original study was a screening on haemoglobin, and in order to attain the same haemoglobin distribution as in the original population of 2659 women, we used a method of proportional allocation to different categories of haemoglobin levels, calculated in such a way as to ensure that the 135 women could be regarded as a representative, proportional sample of all 2659 women.
Georgia, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Mississippi offer a mix of proportional allocation, proportional allocation with vote thresholds, and winner-take-all by CD rules.
