Sentence examples for it will be apportioned from inspiring English sources

It will be apportioned by Research Councils UK, the body that disseminates government research funds.

It remains to be seen how authority will be apportioned among the Smithsonian's top executives.

While details still need to be worked out as to how the $63B will be apportioned to various agencies, it is possible to make some fairly good guesses as to how much will go to R&D using past appropriations history.

But it is not, really, since the district's 39 delegates will be apportioned during caucuses next month.

It is likely that the very limited surviving medical care will be apportioned to trauma care, where more robust outcomes can be achieved for each patient relative to available resources.

Finally, it is important to decide before drilling begins how increased costs of infrastructure maintenance and staff will be apportioned.

The Scottish tax will not be fixed locally, and will be apportioned nationally.

Then there is the possibility of negative inspection reports, where blame most certainly will be apportioned.

The money will be apportioned to victims over three years, beginning in December.

Military and establishment figures will be singled out for criticism, or the blame will be apportioned widely.

Another ambiguity is how costs for safety improvements will be apportioned among the several Western companies that buy garments from a given factory in Bangladesh.