Sentence examples for apportioned all from inspiring English sources

We apportioned all remaining variance to this term.

He had written a seminal history of baseball in the early 20th century, "The Glory of Their Times" (Macmillan, 1966), then he had scrupulously apportioned all the royalties to the aging players who had cooperated with him.

Economists, with good reason, like to apportion all taxes to people, rather than to an entity like a corporation.

Instead, most remain barricaded in a self-righteous understanding of history, apportioning all innocence to themselves and all blame to us.

Representative COLTON: 'I have been informed that an attorney for the Reclamation Service of the United States claims that Congress has the power to allocate and apportion all of the Colorado River among the States regardless of their wishes in the matter.

Smith said that while Brexit has cast a major shadow over the advertising figures, it would be "disingenuous" to apportion all of the downgrade to the fear and uncertainty over the vote.

They can apportion all their support to one person, or divide it among several if they haven't made up their mind.

New Jersey contends that the unitary business principle must be abandoned in its entirety, arguing that a nondomiciliary State should be permitted "to apportion all the income of a separate multistate corporate taxpayer". Brief for Respondent on Reargument 27.

So there can be no blame apportioned at all to the R&A for that".

Among the possibilities she described was an OPEC-approved increase of 500,000 barrels a day, apportioned to all the producers.

So if there is an assessment, he said, it must be apportioned among all shareholders whether or not a particular shareholder receives an exemption.