Sentence examples for apportionment issue from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside the apportionment issue, we reject the argument in this case, just as we did in Illinois Brick.

557, 58 L.Ed.2d 646 (1978), and the Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit stayed C.F. & I.'s appeal pending our resolution of the equitable apportionment issue.

The majority argues that, even "leaving aside the apportionment issue" (i.e., assuming that there is no apportionment difficulty as the Tenth Circuit did in affirming summary judgment), the multiple recovery problem identified in Illinois Brick still exists.

She said she would have returned the cases, Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company v. United States, No. 07-1601, and Shell Oil Company v. United States, No. 07-1607, thethe lower courts to allow the parties to litigate the apportionment issue.

However, it is difficult to use the existing methods to resolve reliability apportionment issues because of the data insufficiency and the uncertainty of the relations among the components in the mechanical system.

Apportionment can take relatively simple forms.

The Court noted that the 1957 vote on whether to call a constitutional convention was 'heralded as an issue of apportionment' by the then Governor, but that nevertheless a majority of the State's voters chose not to have a constitutional convention convened.

The more difficult problem was the issue of apportionment.

Mr. Snow said that while the ministers had shown themselves receptive to a role in aiding Iraq and in resolving its enormous debt problems, they had not raised the issue of the apportionment of contracts for reconstruction work.

"Well, when I tell you I'll bring something, I do," he said, as if the issue were a rightful apportionment of guilt.

But the movement of issues like birthright citizenship, and questions about apportionment not by raw numbers but the number of citizens in a district from the margins to the red hot center may be a sign that the life of this debate may already be out of President Obama's hands.