Sentence examples for it apportions from inspiring English sources

Nevada is like Iowa in that it apportions its delegates through a caucus rather than a straight primary vote.

Although Maine, over all, is reliably Democratic in presidential elections, it apportions its electoral votes by Congressional district, and the Second District is the more Republican-leaning of the two.

As donor contributions inevitably decline, the Liberian Government plans to progressively increase the share it apportions to the health and social welfare sector, towards its Abuja commitment of 15% of total government expenditures.

As a result it apportions more water than there is in the river.

It apportions some of the blame of media misinformation to increased competition between universities and the need for self-promotion.

The first index that came into widespread use was the S.& P. GSCI, created by Goldman Sachs and now owned by S.& P. It apportions weight to various commodities based on world production volumes.

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.

In a 2-to-1 ruling, a panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia said the E.P.A. had exceeded its authority in the way it apportioned the cleanup work among 28 upwind states.

Would it apportion the federal budget surplus fairly to everyone?

It apportioned scarce foreign exchange, built a hydroelectric dam, and tried to ease unemployment and maintain political support by hiring public employees under a system of political quotas.

Most wanted it apportioned in accordance with some mixture of property and population.