Sentence examples for from the apportionment from inspiring English sources
I omitted payroll taxes from the apportionment formula.
California, for example, effective beginning in 2011, adopted an elective single-sales factor, under which property and employees are excluded from the apportionment formula.
Discarding the idea of amending the Articles of Confederation, the assembly set about drawing up a new scheme of government but found itself divided, delegates from small states (those without claims to unoccupied western lands) opposing those from large states over the apportionment of representation.
The estimates of the district nurse costs appear to have come from a misunderstanding regarding the apportionment of travel costs and the unit costs for nurses with qualifications in the original estimates.
Briefly, elements were excluded from the source apportionment modeling if > 90% of the samples had values below the MDL unless they were important tracer elements for potential source types.
Given the lack of effect of the smoke sample, in combination with the fact that neither the chemicals associated with wood smoke nor the wood smoke source from the CMB apportionment correlated with the toxicity in the PLS analyses, it seems unlikely that wood smoke PM2.5 contributed significantly to the toxicologic responses.
The same legislative leaders previously mentioned would pick two members from the pool to be on the apportionment committee, and those eight people would choose three more members from the nominations pool.
The apportionment of delegates from California's Republican and Democratic primaries on Feb. 5 starkly demonstrates this dichotomy.
Every nuance of the company's accounting techniques was dissected, from transfer pricing between subsidiaries to the apportionment of overheads and price setting.
Computing their concentrations relied on the apportionment of measurements from other substances.
Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) said in December he wants the census to count citizens separately from non-citizens and then use only the count of citizens to determine the apportionment of congressional seats.
