Sentence examples for a proportionate share from inspiring English sources

Buyers then owe a proportionate share of the building's underlying mortgage, ranging from $113,000 to $381,831.

Indeed, an independent Openreach, which would presumably be burdened with a proportionate share of BT's pension liabilities, might try to milk profits over time.

"We are working hard to ensure that schools that start with ninth grades and develop ultimately serve a proportionate share" of students with special needs, Mr. Hughes said.

It may not make for great politics, but it is the only true way to see that everybody pays a proportionate share.

Some countries, the panel said in the report, notably the United States, Britain and Canada, "have borne more than a proportionate share of war fighting in Afghanistan".

Rents will start at $15 a square foot, and tenants will also pay a proportionate share for community maintenance and taxes.

Mr. Cuomo and the legislative leaders settled on the larger figure so that the court system would shoulder "a more proportionate share of the state's reductions," Josh Vlasto, a spokesman for the governor, said.

We therefore join leading members of the legal community in endorsing the following four refugee principles and believe that, as a matter of urgency: The UK should take a fair and proportionate share of refugees, both those already within the European Union and those still outside it.

Britain, it adds, "should take a fair and proportionate share of refugees, both those already within the European Union and those still outside it".

At the same time, he said, the inflexible manner in which the law defined a roommate's proportionate share of the rent could produce some seemingly unfair results.

A. Paul M. Gulielmetti, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that in most commercial leases, rentable space includes a tenant's proportionate share of areas like elevator shafts, public bathrooms, lobbies, entrance vestibules and stairwells.