Sentence examples for apportioned under from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Berlusconi looks likely to win in the lower chamber of Parliament, the Chamber of Deputies, the upper chamber, the Senate, is problematic, since its seats are apportioned under a complex formula based on Italy's regions.

The basin's surface water is apportioned precisely under the Colorado River Compact, a 1922 agreement among seven states.

Against this background, alternative energy solutions are but an afterthought: in the current fiscal year, for example, all of $1.1 billion is apportioned for programs falling under this category, not including the stimulus money.

More general costs were apportioned based on the number of under 5 year old malaria (severe or clinical) cases as a proportion of the total number of outpatient and inpatient visits recorded at the facilities.

This reaction mixture was then apportioned into 50 µL aliquots for thermocycling under the following conditions: 94°C for 2 minutes, then 30 cycles of 94°C for 30 seconds, (T °C for 30 seconds and 68°C for 20 seconds (where T equals 5°C below the lowest primer Tm).

Under the Constitution, electoral votes are apportioned to states according to the total number of senators and representatives from each state.

The 23 completely symmetric PCs account for 35.38% of the total variance, 9.09% of the total variance are apportioned to the 23 PCs that are symmetric under reflection about the horizontal axis (asymmetric under both rotation and reflection about the vertical axis), and 9.05% of the total variance are allocated to the 23 PCs that are symmetric with respect to reflection about the vertical axis.

But under the new system, those costs are apportioned to each housing unit from the beginning.

Under the proposed change, electoral votes would be apportioned according to the winner of the popular vote in each of California's Congressional districts.

Cabinet jobs were apportioned.

It apportioned scarce foreign exchange, built a hydroelectric dam, and tried to ease unemployment and maintain political support by hiring public employees under a system of political quotas.