Sentence examples for are not apportioned from inspiring English sources

But senators are not apportioned by population ― rather, each state gets two.

For the world's oceans, it finds, threats of extinction aren't apportioned equally among all species — rather, the larger ones, in terms of body size and mass, are uniquely imperiled right now.

Thus, an individual's housing cost amount which is excludable or deductible under § 1.911-4 d) for a taxable year is not apportioned in part to the individual's foreign earned income which is excluded for such year under § 1.911-3 d).

Further, in cases where the plaintiff's injury is caused at least in part by his own intentional act, as in the case of a person who commits suicide, the general rule is that fault is not apportioned between the plaintiff and a negligent defendant, and instead the plaintiff's claim is barred.

Blame is not apportioned, and perhaps Lord Penrose did not consider that was part of his remit.

I'm not apportioning any blame.

Prior, who featured in the first three Tests in Australia but was dropped for the final two Tests, was at pains to stress that he was not apportioning blame to any one player.

It is not apportioning blame to one side to talk of the genocide committed by Russia against the Chechen people, as Lord Judd does in the report by the Parliamentary Assembly delegation of the Council of Europe.

In this conflict, good and ill are not simply apportioned.

Their acquittal suggests that blame is not easily apportioned — and that mistakes, not conspiracies, offer the more likely explanation.

Given that he is also one of two writers credited on Ridley Scott's much anticipated 2012 film (and possible "Alien" prequel) "Prometheus," it is to be hoped that his lazy ideas were not equally apportioned between the two projects.