Sentence examples for apportion rights from inspiring English sources

But this would not solve the problem entirely; in the case of the NFL, the league has managed to apportion rights among several broadcasters in such a way as to maximise its profits.

Mr Lee sympathises with the woman his wife runs a home for those who need shelter during pregnancy but puts the potential of the child first.This is the nub of the issue: how to apportion the rights of mother and child.

How else to describe a judiciary that apportions basic rights by putting its finger in the wind?

But it's hard to see any path to a world free of dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system unless governments do find a way of apportioning these rights.

While the dispute centered on the arcane question of how to apportion the voting rights of the different members of the union, it has laid bare deep-seated feelings of resentment and insecurity, as well as a new assertiveness, on the part of Poles.

With their excellence in the Champions League, United have awarded themselves the right to apportion their energies.

Craven is, of course, right to apportion blame where it is due – with the Russian state.

In some cases they are right to apportion blame, but the sophistication of many of the scams is quite breathtaking, catching even the most savvy online consumer.

Does NatWest have the legal right to apportion the money I give it as it likes (even when one payment is meant to be a loan payment, however small)?

Ms. Alfaro apportions the money "right away, payday, before I buy so much as a stick of gum" — before she manages the budget that feeds their three young children.

Ordinary Germans, Mr Goldhagen maintained, therefore took to genocide with enthusiasm as soon as Hitler gave them a chance.In this section The South rises again Remembrance and repentance Apportioning guilt The right not to be Hispanic The unbearable lightness of Ayckbourn ReprintsNow two attacks on it have been published together under the title "A Nation on Trial".