Sentence examples for apportioned by a from inspiring English sources

A new county plan adopted in 2005 set a goal of more than 10,000 units by 2015, also apportioned by a formula for every municipality.

Our officials shouldn't be apportioned by any standard.

In the mid-'50s, a proposed constitutional amendment for a state Senate apportioned by population and a House apportioned by area found favor with rural legislators, the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and the Iowa Manufacturers Association.

A higher count could mean more federal aid in categories apportioned by population and a bigger base from which subsequent annual population estimates issued by the Census Bureau are computed until the next census in 2020.

The variance about β0 has been further apportioned by the introduction of a random intercept for each visit, b0 ij, and each subject, b0 i.

President Emile Lahoud -- a Maronite Catholic, as is the convention in a nation where political power is strictly apportioned by religion -- was forced to appoint Mr. Hariri, an old political enemy, to the post, which is reserved for a Sunni Muslim, after Mr. Hariri and his supporters won a landslide victory in parliamentary voting in August.

Each state elects two senators, while seats in the House of Representatives are apportioned by state according to population, with each state receiving a minimum of one representative.

A House of Representatives was created and the representation was apportioned by population.

WHEN Lebanon was formed in 1943 out of a French mandate granted after World War I, power was apportioned by religion, mainly to protect the Maronites; they were to hold the Presidency, with other offices apportioned to Sunni Moslems, Shites, Druse and 13 smaller sects.

By the late '60s, there was reluctant consensus that both houses should be apportioned by population.

The word in Baku is that backhanders above $100,000 are apportioned by the Azeri cabinet.