Sentence examples for apportioning of all from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, his own invocations of racial and religious solidarity, and apportioning of all evil to his adversaries do not calm his mind nor relax his conscience.

The firm apportions part of all its deals to its electronic customers.

"And You shall apportion the destinies of all Your creatures," the poet writes.

Among the possibilities she described was an OPEC-approved increase of 500,000 barrels a day, apportioned to all the producers.

Notably, 59% of variability could be apportioned to the combination of all three categories (that is, genetic, non-genetic, transcription factors).

In this apportioning of blame we have all been placed in the center of the allegations.

The U.S. Constitution requires congressional seats to be apportioned based on a count of all "persons," not just citizens.

The p-value is the sum of the probabilities of all ways of apportioning the sum of counts between the two conditions, which have a lower probability than the observed counts.

For example, in Italy and Japan, respectively, roughly three-fourths and three-fifths of all seats are apportioned through constituency elections.

Instead, most remain barricaded in a self-righteous understanding of history, apportioning all innocence to themselves and all blame to us.

Can we be sure these will be in principle resolved before she activates article 50?" Her first "tricky task" would be "apportioning portfolios to her various rivals" and the trickiest of all would be the fate of Boris Johnson.