Sentence examples for apportion a from inspiring English sources
In 2005 the local authorities in Zeguo, China, used the technique to apportion a 40m yuan ($5.9m) infrastructure budget.
When Hailey finished husking her four ears, he asked her to use a measuring cup to apportion a gallon of water for the corn broth.
Mathematicians love a good cake, so it is hardly a surprise that the problem of how to cut and apportion a Victoria sponge, say, has severely exercised them.
The dictator, referred to as the "leader" in the experiment, could decide how to apportion a sum of money between himself or herself, and his or her team.
Instead, prime minister Gillard tried to do a deal with the Coalition to reduce it to $5,000 and apportion a larger share of public funding to political parties.
It also underscores the difficult choices confronting American military commanders as they try to apportion a limited number of forces not only within Afghanistan, but also between Afghanistan and Iraq.
The time has come to apportion an overall, safely sustainable level of emissions into the atmosphere to all the countries of the world in an equitable fashion.
Corporate boards of directors apportion an excessive amount of pay to the top, even when the top bungles badly.
Each precinct is apportioned a number of delegates based on Democratic turnout in the past two elections.
Apportioning a percentage of this figure to wind alone, though, is almost impossible.
"We apportioned a large part of our budget to this melting foam, and it looked O.K.," Ms. Swinton said.
