Sentence examples for apportioned and from inspiring English sources

Most were apportioned and presented daintily, often against a bed of greens.

Their acquittal suggests that blame is not easily apportioned — and that mistakes, not conspiracies, offer the more likely explanation.

Registrar fees must be equitably apportioned and approved by registrars that account for payment of two-thirds of registrar fees.

These prices must be fairly apportioned, and the U.N. structure of finances must be fairly reformed so the organization can do its job.

In some districts the taille was apportioned and collected by royal officials; in others it was voted by the representatives of the province.

I'll take a look at the debate over how these liabilities should be apportioned, and what this might mean for Scotland, in a later post.

But it was a mistake to place obstacles in the path of the only conceivable means of fairly apportioning and seating delegates from two large states with a combined total of 400 delegates.

Weekends, and use of the master bedroom, were apportioned easily and amicably.

Sacrifice will be painful, but it can be accepted if it is apportioned fairly and democratically.

CLUI applied Smithson's thinking to real life, to spread "information about how the world's lands are apportioned, utilized and perceived".

Genetic variation was apportioned within and among geographic areas using AMOVA by means of ARLEQUIN2 [58].