Sentence examples similar to allocates in proportion from inspiring English sources

Variable costs (i.e., those that are proportional to the volume of service provided) will be allocated in proportion to the stage of HLaC reached by individuals [ 72 ].

"Open space is allocated in proportion to units," he said.

In such a system no votes are "lost", because seats are allocated in proportion to votes.

(Until the winner-take-all contests start, on March 15th, the Republican delegates will all be allocated in proportion to the number of votes cast).

Each state gets electoral votes equal to the number of its representatives to the House, which are allocated in proportion to population.

Instead, each state receives a base of 0.75percentt of the total, regardless of its population; the rest is then allocated in proportion to population.

Instead, the nine electoral votes will be allocated in proportion to the candidates' share of the popular vote.

Local union delegates, allocated in proportion to their membership, elect the president to a four-year term.

Limited federal operating subsidies were made available beginning in 1974, allocated in proportion to the scale of each city's transit operations.

Perhaps the letters could be divided up into fund-raising and electioneering portions, and their cost allocated in proportion, Mr McGahn suggested.

Each state's electoral votes are equal to the number of its representatives in the House, which are allocated in proportion to population, plus two more votes for its senators.