Sentence examples for is still apportioned from inspiring English sources

In David Ives's streamlined adaptation, the prickly friendship between these two is still apportioned as much (or more) stage time as the romance between the young lovers, Fanny (Elena Shaddow) and Marius (James Snyder), who declare their affection, confess its impossibility, mate and part ways in a matter of a few minutes of stage time and a few lush strains of song.

There is still no law apportioning Iraq's oil resources.

As a consequence, funds are still being apportioned among the various institutes.

The extent to which blame for the scare should be apportioned between Google and Niantic is still unclear.

Seven years since the bank's collapse, we are still nowhere near officially apportioning blame.

For another, even if the entire non-Social Security surplus were to be apportioned, the government would still have a huge buffer in the form of the surplus being generated by Social Security -- more than $2.5 trillion over the next decade.

While everyone shares a common interest in preventing a meltdown, we could still have arguments about who was to blame and how the costs of a recovery package are to be apportioned.

Mr. Lehrer, 48, said he grew up in Bayside when the borough was still "Archie Bunker's Queens," with neatly apportioned neighborhoods of Jewish, Irish and Italian immigrants.

As the Bürolandschaft idea spread, the old inequalities and status markers re-emerged: "Secretaries are still pooled together, but at odd angles… The chief executives are out on the floor, but get apportioned conspicuously more space".

The new law notwithstanding, there are still few restrictions on using groundwater, but the new system is designed to help map it, measure it and apportion it.

Though Senate Democrats have pledged to be equitable in apportioning resources, no one knows for sure how big a chunk of the Senate's budget will go to Republicans; transition talks are still taking place among leaders of both parties.