Sentence examples for apportion that from inspiring English sources
How to apportion that responsibility between you and your cousin's daughter, I leave to you and the cousin to sort out.
Once you've made your choices, decide on a dollar amount you can afford and apportion that money accordingly.
Instead of discovering, years down the road, how life's gifts have not been fairly apportioned, that is where the relationship begins.
There is so much money and power sloshing around in China, and so few people ready to look over shoulders to see how it is apportioned, that the intersection of sex and politics has begun to look very American.
Each year, the co-op's accountant calculates how much of the building's mortgage has been paid down and then apportions that figure on a per-share basis among shareholders.
The tax rate, Ms. Stark said, is basically arrived at by determining how much money the city must raise through property taxes to pay its bills, and then apportioning that amount among property owners in accordance with a formula that specifies the portion of the total tax that each class must pay.
By calculating the total time required for each laid egg, and by using the percentage of uterine eggs, we apportioned that time between ovulation time and time in the uterus (Table 2, column 3).
According to the lawsuit: "The W.G.A. now operates a bizarre and secretive system of apportioning credits that denies fundamental due process to its very members, and has a dual set of rules for certain writers.
"I don't think today's coaches consider the resources to be more fairly apportioned or that the playing field is necessarily more level," said Nora Lynn Finch, the Atlantic Coast Conference's associate commissioner of women's basketball.
A minority wanted it to be apportioned so that all states would have equal weight, though this was never seriously considered.
The combined result of this differential apportioning is that by far the majority of South Africans have limited and severely constrained access to health care.
