Sentence examples for fair apportioning from inspiring English sources
After so long a struggle, they also require a fair apportioning of power to a united north-eastern province.
Government needs to take action to ensure that contracts to all farmers are longer-term and fairer in apportioning risk and reward.
That still leaves the challenge of finding a fair way to apportion taxes if the sewer districts are consolidated.
Indeed, it seems to have become a tenet of modern egalitarianism that the fairest way to apportion scarce resources, whether nursery-school places or postseason tickets, is according to people's deftness in handling the speed-dial button.
I don't think that's fair and I can't apportion any blame to them.
They may feel that the system whereby wealth is apportioned is fairer because they so rarely come into contact with the poor.
A leading medical journal, The Lancet, rejected his study after publishing an editorial that said, "Although interest in how the outbreak originated may be a matter of scientific curiosity for the future, apportioning blame for the outbreak now is neither fair to people working to improve a dire situation, nor helpful in combating the disease".
Although the fair's ethos is democratic, the real estate isn't so easily apportioned.
Amnesty International called on Beijing to "fully account for all those who died and have been detained" and demanded "a fair and thorough investigation" into the weekend's events However, the government was already apportioning blame yesterday.
"Unless Howard Dean changes his mind and seats the Florida delegation as apportioned by the January primary," Mr. McLaughlin said, "this is the most fair and inclusive way to allow Floridians to have their voices heard".
