Sentence examples for apportion of from inspiring English sources

Complacency, with an unfair apportion of blame on the patient for not getting better, is the biggest threat to continued improvement.

The war ended in 1990 after a rigid apportioning of power among religious sects.

Two Florida Democratic state senators are among those suggesting complicated apportioning of delegates.

After so long a struggle, they also require a fair apportioning of power to a united north-eastern province.

It isn't an easy following of received wisdom, an apportioning of praise or blame without intelligent, individual thought.

The conflict is an internal matter, he insists, and has to do with the apportioning of scarce resources.

But as this universal apportioning of happiness to virtue is beyond human power, a divine agent capable of bringing it about must be assumed.

The philosophical contrast that ran as a theme throughout the discussion was over the role of government and the apportioning of the federal surplus.

Because of the apportioning of delegates, African-Americans in Ohio and Texas could matter more than their estimated 15percentt share of the electorate would suggest.

A few days later, the three-way party political apportioning of blame about Lords reform barged its way into the news.

Wasserman Schultz criticised the Sanders campaign this week, over the behaviour of some of his supporters at the Nevada Democratic convention last weekend, in a dispute over the apportioning of delegates.