Sentence examples for fail to apportion from inspiring English sources

These outcomes fail to apportion health care resources correctly, provide optimal treatment, or resolve the target issue of pain.

Investigators and a fact-finding body have failed to apportion blame for last year's killings.

In it, he alleges that she had failed to properly apportion funds for her district in the wake of the redistricting process that shifted Alaska's electoral maps in 2011.

The more obsessed a culture becomes with attainment and success, the more afraid we are of the blame that will be apportioned to those children (and their parents) who fail to triumph.

Despite published guidance on the management of diabetes it is apparent that many patients fail to receive the appropriate standard of care (although the reasons are unclear and blame cannot be easily apportioned).

Failing to find any significant proportion of northerners lurking in Dublin's alleyways, the media, desperate to apportion blame and hungry to point to the hidden hand of some shadowy cabal, immediately raised the spectre of anarchists.

The leaders of 25 current and future members of the European Union failed to reach agreement on Saturday on a draft constitution, stumbling on a problem familiar to Americans: how to apportion power among large and small states.

Furthermore, in a recent publication in this journal, Roberts et al. have failed to show that a predictive model based on well-established patient-associated factors could facilitate clinicians in apportioning risk of AKI in patients admitted to an emergency unit [ 25].

Failing to plan is planning to fail.

Fail to prepare; prepare to fail.

But ministers say its draft clauses will not lead to the courts having to apportion "equal time" or "defining the nature" of parental relationship – both cited as reasons why the law failed in Australia.