Sentence examples for apportionment of a from inspiring English sources

It is contended that if the act be construed as authorizing such apportionment of a joint rate on the basis of the greater needs of particular carriers it is unconstitutional.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no limitation on the total of obligations for highway safety programs under section 402 shall apply to funds transferred under this subsection to the apportionment of a State under such section.

They argue that the use of sentences avoids the problems linked to apportionment of a page and removes the need to standardise the number of words.

The reasons for a high number of studies not meeting the criterion of appropriate valuation of costs were either a lack of information on the method of valuation, the reference year, or the use of a top-down approach in the apportionment of costs a.

It is doubtful that we envisioned allowing an apportionment of fault when a plaintiff undertakes a voluntary and intentional activity which causes harm to himself, where a defendant has a duty to protect that [440 Mich .442] plaintiff from harm, including injury by his own intentional acts.

It is true that an apportionment of the water of an interstate river was denied in that case.

Those considerations did not prevail in State of Wyoming v. Colorado, supra, where an apportionment of the waters of an interstate stream was made.

That was indeed the principle adopted by the Court in State of Wyoming v. Colorado, supra, where an apportionment of the waters of an interstate stream was made between two States, each of which had the rule of appropriation.

In fact, many of the ancestral phenotypic traits observed in the ancient Lagoa Santa sample are also observed in modern North (González-José et al. 2003) and South Amerindian (Pucciarelli et al. 2006a) skulls, thus indicating an apportionment of variation not driven by a north south patterning.

It is simply impossible to decide upon the validity of the apportionment of one house of a bicameral legislature in the abstract, without also evaluating the actual scheme of representation employed with respect to the other house.

"Simplicity and clarity" is the guiding principle, says Paul Deighton of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.Such an inflexible apportionment of jobs, rather like an old-fashioned assembly line, flouts modern management techniques where team members typically float between roles.