Chief Judge Lewis T. Babcock of Federal District Court said the lawsuit, brought by a local businessman, Jason Napolitano, had not established Mr. Napolitano's argument that the proposal would diminish the voting rights of people who might vote one way, only to see their votes later apportioned in the Electoral College in a different fashion.
"These disciplinary measures are apportioned in line with clear guidelines from the Football Association," their statement said.
Practice space at the Open is apportioned in keeping with a player's position in the food chain: Federer and Williams got their own courts, but those with double-digit rankings might be squeezed onto a single court with three other players.
L. 100 17, § 114 e)(2), substituted "Availability of funds" for "Availability of sums apportioned" in section catchline.
Last June, the United States Supreme Court upheld the judgment, which legal experts said refined how legal power is apportioned in bankruptcies.
It consists of 448 identical sealed radioactive sources (modules) apportioned in 32 transparent plastic tubes which were placed in a wooden matrix which filled the drum.
On the basis of this count, however, seats are apportioned in the House of Representatives, legislative districts are redrawn in the states, and federal money is handed round.
Individual responsibility has not yet been apportioned in court, but the government has recently gotten to work after a lengthy period of quiet.
That's why reparations should be apportioned in the exercise of a civic right (a duty, even) long denied to the descendants of the enslaved.
Seats in the Lebanese Parliament are apportioned in each electorial district according to the religious allegiances that pre-dominatedominate among its residents.
