"He did come back from the Scotland trip not in the best condition, but we half expected that and there is no blame apportioned". The uncertainty over Scotland squad selection is exacerbated by the pending decision over Craig Levein's future as national coach.
We have put a letter together for the parents – very measured and very clear – apportioning blame for the decision on the government.
But the decision effectively affirmed the status quo for the way royalties are apportioned.
In the model, confidence ratings are apportioned by dividing the match strength dimension (the range of values from the decision criterion to the best possible match value) into the number of bins that correspond to the confidence scale (e.g., 10 bins for a confidence scale from 1 to 10).
And an economy may have highly profitable firms but ridiculously high levels of unemployment and poverty.Governments make decisions that affect the rate at which companies' incomes are apportioned between workers' wages, companies' profits, and the taxes paid by both to cover various social priorities, including education, unemployment insurance, health insurance, and so on.
A Houston lawyer representing several of the injured, Terry Bryant, said that that decision could also figure into determining how responsibility for the deaths is apportioned.
But we all thought that the decision of the Tribunal was only a suggestion, and not a maximum to be apportioned.
An article by Jon Gertner in The New York Times Magazine on April 19, 2009 reported that "about 98percentt of the federal financing for climate-change research goes to the physical and natural sciences, with the remainder apportioned to the social sciences," a fraction of which goes to understanding how we make decisions about addressing climate change.
Cabinet jobs were apportioned.
And costs are apportioned accordingly".
It apportioned natural flow only.
