Yet blame is human nature, and that game has already begun and so let it be apportioned with the understanding that there is plenty to go around.
Besides objecting to the amount of market-rate housing, local residents also dislike the way the 220 income-restricted apartments are apportioned, with two-thirds reserved for the low-income elderly.
In the distributed discovery design, optimal resources and legitimate transmission power are apportioned with the consent of base station.
And because districts must be apportioned within state boundaries, many states with just one district have oversized or undersized congressional districts.
Mens' time was apportioned differently, with about 19% of their home-time spent in leisure activity, 20% spent doing housework and 18.8% communicating.
International development minister Lynne Featherstone, speaking to the Guardian from Malawi on Thursday, made it clear she felt there has been an imbalance in the way funds are apportioned to HIV, with prevention being relatively neglected.
Seats in the lower chamber would be apportioned by population (with some residents counting more than others, of course) while seats in the upper chamber would be awarded two per state.
Practice space at the Open is apportioned in keeping with a player's position in the food chain: Federer and Williams got their own courts, but those with double-digit rankings might be squeezed onto a single court with three other players.
"These disciplinary measures are apportioned in line with clear guidelines from the Football Association," their statement said.
In the greatly expanded ERD6-like subfamily, however, gene representation is apportioned more equitably with most genes ranging between 3% and 10% of the total EST database representation.
