Sentence examples for be wrong to apportion from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong to apportion blame on an individual basis without sufficient evidence, but this does not mean we can ignore the patterns we observe at a population level.

It proved to be wrong.

(Also, with no earmarks, I think it gives the executive branch more leeway to apportion appropriations, but I could be wrong on that).

Even so, it is going to be very difficult to apportion blame.

It would be inappropriate to apportion blame to any individual while there is an ongoing investigation".

One would be used to apportion seats in the House of Representatives among the states.

There will be understandable reluctance to apportion blame until the full facts are known.

A way to resolve the disparity in population between countries would be to apportion representation to regions instead of nations.

It's easy to apportion blame now.

Kennedy, a former Labour MP, was quick to apportion blame.

The key is how to apportion the benefits.