Sentence examples for fairly apportioned from inspiring English sources

He fairly apportioned coveted spots on the powerful committees.

The discontent in the streets is over whether the sacrifices will be fairly apportioned.

Instead of discovering, years down the road, how life's gifts have not been fairly apportioned, that is where the relationship begins.

These prices must be fairly apportioned, and the U.N. structure of finances must be fairly reformed so the organization can do its job.

But as House and Senate leaders work to forge a consensus bill for final approval, they should look for ways to lessen the Medicaid burden on hard-pressed state budgets — and ensure that relief is fairly apportioned.

"I don't think today's coaches consider the resources to be more fairly apportioned or that the playing field is necessarily more level," said Nora Lynn Finch, the Atlantic Coast Conference's associate commissioner of women's basketball.

The latter is a potential key to confronting your own foibles and fairly apportioning blame.

Now, he said, the mayor must deliver a speech outlining the true dimensions of the city's financial plight and how he will fairly apportion the pain.

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.

WorldCom has argued that the accounts of the more than 200 entities were so entangled and mishandled under Mr. Ebbers that there is no practical way to fairly apportion the assets and liabilities of each subsidiary.

Threatening to pull out may be the only way to get cooperation from Iraq's prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki, who is thwarting even the most limited American efforts to disarm militias and set timetables for genuine political compromise on the most fundamental issues, like protecting minority rights and fairly apportioning the country's oil wealth.