Sentence examples for apportioning cannot be from inspiring English sources

Such apportioning cannot be based on amounts currently being discharged by various industrialized or rapidly industrializing countries.

Direct valuation of air quality has as a drawback; that estimated willingness to pay figures cannot be apportioned to the several environmental goods affected by air quality, such as mortality and morbidity effects, visibility, outdoor recreation, among others.

Note the ingredients that cannot be apportioned easily and will require conversion to cup measures.

Despite published guidance on the management of diabetes it is apparent that many patients fail to receive the appropriate standard of care (although the reasons are unclear and blame cannot be easily apportioned).

An analysis of the source strengths confirmed that lagoon emissions are a larger flux source (average lagoon flux ∼18,137 ng N m−2 s−1; average soil flux ∼54 ng N m−2 s−1); however soil surfaces make up a larger fraction of a commercial hog operation than the lagoon surfaces, and as a result they cannot be neglected when developing and apportioning NH3 emissions.

Costs that cannot be attributed directly must be apportioned by other means.

We cannot be compelled to assume that the Maryland House is presently apportioned on a population basis, when that is in fact plainly not so.

But the European Union avoided apportioning any blame for the attack in a statement, issued by foreign ministers, which called the murder "profoundly disturbing," and added that it "cannot be conducive to peace and stability in the Middle East".

The voracious appetite to apportion blame is now gathering pace.

Therefore, the apportioning method [23] is used to reduce the ACPT, by which each level is apportioned among the assigned discrete states.

An apportioning method [13] is used to establish the sequential UGF of the wind power output.