Sentence examples for apportioned across from inspiring English sources

Lost in all the noise of this week's budget fight in Albany was a proposal from Gov. David Paterson that could fundamentally change the unfair way in which school aid is apportioned across New York State.

Page A20 BREAKING THE SHARES Gov. David Paterson's new proposal could change the unfair way in which school aid is apportioned across New York State and benefit needier districts like New York City.

That law requires annual spending reductions of $110 billion through 2021, which are automatically apportioned across all defense and civilian programs unless Congress acts otherwise.

Before the training, costs are apportioned across personnel, medications and capital categories as shown in Table  5.

In a top-down approach, costs are apportioned across individuals, and this may be less accurate due to questionable assumptions used in the apportionment of costs.

Baseline rates of preventable adverse events have to be apportioned across the categories, and this had to be induced from indirect evidence as described.

Who among us would relish paying our neighbors' phone or electric bills if costs were simply apportioned equally across the entire city?

To assess costs, we prospectively recorded all resources used in preparation for STAR training in relevant units, multiplied by appropriate unit costs, 51 and apportioned equally across intervention practices.

We then used the data from the respondents who were not in the NHS, as known to us from each survey of each cohort, and apportioned their responses across the numbers known not to be in the NHS.

A co-ordinated response – apportioning refugees across Europe – might not be easy to implement, but it would end the farce of current regulations that require asylum-seekers to stick where they first make land.

New York officials -- including Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. George E. Pataki, two Republicans -- have been complaining for weeks that Washington has apportioned security money to cities across the country without taking into account their need and vulnerabilities.