Sentence examples for apportioning to from inspiring English sources

ATM approaches QoS from the perspective of strict bandwidth apportioning to avoid congestion build-up, even at the cost of some loss in utilization.

While he appeared to apportion blame to other teams' passivity to Manchester United, he needed to look closer to home.

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

The money will be apportioned to victims over three years, beginning in December.

He never used up all of the humility that was apportioned to him.

But over the years, no state has prevailed in court to win a Congressional seat apportioned to another.

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

This means that the share apportioned to the wages of the labour force sits at a record low.

"Clean money" reform is working in several states where a set amount of money is apportioned to candidates.

The sharp reduction in school aid will be apportioned to limit the blow to any one district to 5 percent of its current-year budget.

The blame for the débâcle has been apportioned to various people in a bitter row that continues even to this day.