Sentence examples for is apportioned for from inspiring English sources

Against this background, alternative energy solutions are but an afterthought: in the current fiscal year, for example, all of $1.1 billion is apportioned for programs falling under this category, not including the stimulus money.

If there was blame to be apportioned for the marketing failure, it cut across party lines.

Joint costs will be apportioned for injury care by using appropriate statistics.

If the BMU of the test set sample is on the boundary of two classes, then the sample is apportioned to each class, for example, if a BMU for a test set sample is equidistant between the BMU of training set samples from classes A and B, it is assigned as belonging 50% to each of these classes.

Like Imam Bukhari, Mr. Amin said that what hurts them is the perpetual tendency to lump all Muslims together when blame for violence is apportioned.

Emission factors for individual NMHCs were apportioned from the emission factors of total hydrocarbon based on chemical composition of the exhaust from both types of vehicles.

A Houston lawyer representing several of the injured, Terry Bryant, said that that decision could also figure into determining how responsibility for the deaths is apportioned.

Your tax cost for the investment is apportioned between the parent and the subsidiary, and you have no profit to report until you sell.

Secondly, common cause variability is apportioned to determine which factors are responsible for most of the variability.

In 1800, the land west of Knox Street to Robin Street and south from State Street to Hudson Avenue was taken for a cemetery, which was apportioned into sections for each of Albany's churches.

Blame could be apportioned to governments for weakening trade unions and legal terms of employment, to banks' illegal and grasping behaviour and to employers.