Sentence examples for apportion the cost from inspiring English sources

SACRAMENTO — A year that began with great ambition for major expansions of health insurance here and in other state capitals is ending with considerable uncertainty, as a second wave of change runs headlong into a darkening economy and political divisions over how to apportion the cost.

The General Assembly is empowered to determine the funding for the educational system and apportion the cost between state and local government.

Handwritten notes on hotel stationery showed that the two men discussed a proposed deal to apportion the cost of closing the San Onofre nuclear power plant.

Clearly, the city did not equally apportion the costs among the lot owners.

Multilateral institutions can also bring in additional donors and more fairly apportion the costs of Afghan development.

Reports filed with the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission show that dozens of Edison executives sold almost 200,000 shares of stock in late 2014 and early 2015 before and after Edison and some ratepayer groups reached a settlement for apportioning the costs of closing San Onofre.

If we apportion the upfront costs of design (say $5,000 although it's probably higher) and setup ($1675) over 12 months the CPM rates become $21.20 (top) and approx $180 (bottom of the top 5).

America Online said it would restate its books to remove the $385 million write-off and instead apportion those costs during the earlier periods when they were incurred.

These costs were obtained by apportioning the total costs incurred in all cases to deliveries and PNC according to the number of women who utilized those services (58% and 24% respectively).

The traditional home office deduction required apportioning those costs between the home office on Form 8829 and Schedule A. Two traditional requirements, however, still apply: the home office must be used regularly and exclusively for business and must be necessary for the conduct of the business.

There is no magic formula for determining how to apportion these costs, but it is important to recognize how widespread the benefits are and how vital mass transit is to a healthy regional economy and quality of life.