Sentence examples for by apportioning from inspiring English sources

Anger is a natural response, but trying to wreak vengeance by apportioning blame to others, including the killer's family, is ultimately counterproductive.

In 1996 both countries signed an agreement resolving the dispute by apportioning the waters of the Ganges between the two countries.

The legislature is the centerpiece of a government set up in Belfast by the April 1998 peace agreement that seeks to end decades of violent conflict between Protestants and Catholics by apportioning political power between them.

We don't dismember the child for the cauldron, like the boy in the Juniper Tree, but we shred him by apportioning his time and love: weekdays with mum, weekend with dad.

Per capita figures are meaningless (and unjust) because they are arrived at by apportioning the pollution that is principally produced in the urban centres, where wealth is concentrated, in equal measure to a billion individuals – an overwhelming majority of whom have been denied the dividends of pollution.

At a meeting of the Council for Science and Education, which advises the president, Putin said that supporting science "by apportioning budget for state targeted programs" should be stopped; that position was confirmed by one of last week's decrees.

"This will not be solved by just apportioning some other millions to a programme.

The new government being put together under Enda Kenny and his center-right Fine Gael party must restore faith in government by fairly apportioning economic sacrifices, aggressively regulating lenders and ending cozy ties between politicians and bankers.

The modelling was performed by incrementally apportioning UTR (from 100% at the 5′ to 100% at the 3′) of varying size over the IGR available around each ORF in the genome.

The Charter stipulates that the expenses of the organization shall be borne by members as apportioned by the General Assembly.

A new county plan adopted in 2005 set a goal of more than 10,000 units by 2015, also apportioned by a formula for every municipality.