Sentence examples for apportioning is from inspiring English sources

The combined result of this differential apportioning is that by far the majority of South Africans have limited and severely constrained access to health care.

But, he said, for senators most worried about the magnitude of cuts — especially to defense — changing the way they are apportioned is pointless.

They may feel that the system whereby wealth is apportioned is fairer because they so rarely come into contact with the poor.

An apportion was done from the total hospital costs of administration, cleaning services, security, waste disposal and, laundry and sterilization for each unit.

Moreover, the linear apportioning technique is used to create multistate reliability models of wind farms from hourly wind power models.

The voracious appetite to apportion blame is now gathering pace.

Instead of discovering, years down the road, how life's gifts have not been fairly apportioned, that is where the relationship begins.

The cost of our security technology in infringing devices has been apportioned and is less than a quarter of one percent of the device's cost.

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

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.