Sentence examples for apportion them to from inspiring English sources
An alternative system is to divide up the profits of a corporation and apportion them to countries according to how many sales and employees they have located there.
A combination of step-down and bottom-up costing strategies were used to calculate recurrent as well as capital expenses, apportion them to identified cost centres and link costs to selected output measures.
It divides large projects into many smaller tasks and apportions them to individual computers registered to take part in the project and already loaded with special software.
Some states have discussed a possibility that would not necessarily require amending the Constitution: jettisoning the winner-take-all system, in which a single candidate is awarded all of a state's electoral votes — regardless of the popular vote — and instead apportioning them to reflect the breakdown of each state's popular vote.
It is often suggested that the academy hands out statuettes as if it were dispensing bonbons to a first-grade class, one for him and one for her, trying to apportion them equally.
Japanese casualties were estimated at 2,200, but it is impossible to apportion them between the 7th and 9th Divisions.
However, as the patient is discharged with a copy of the EDC, the discharging doctor may be reluctant to apportion them blame and possibly cause offence, or wary of making statements based on potentially inaccurate assumptions in the medical records.
"We would not apportion them out," he said.
The reality is that engineers create things, bankers apportion them, and lawyers apportion them after taking a third.
A brief scene introducing General Mattis – the only thing that scares the Godfather – rectifies that problem, but another one comes around the corner shortly afterwards as Bravo company are sent down a dead end only to have the blame swiftly apportioned to them.
