European central ‐ banking sources said that the main problem now was to determine how the I.M.F. would apportion the gold it gets from South Africa among countries with surplus holdings of dollars.
Last year, when Pennsylvania toyed with moving from the usual winner-take-all allocation of its electoral votes to one that would apportion electoral votes based on the results in its Congressional districts, Arlen Specter, who had represented the state in the Senate for 30 years, mostly as a Republican, opposed the move on pragmatic grounds.
The new formula would apportion money to schools based on the characteristics of its students, including income and language ability.
The issue, though, is not just how the candidates would apportion the surplus.
The new formula would apportion money to schools based on the characteristics of the students, including income, language ability and special academic needs, regardless of where they live.
The new approach would apportion money to schools based on the characteristics of the students, including income, language ability and special academic needs.
One would apportion the ballots using the ratio of the Bush absentee ballots to the other absentee ballots in the county, and one would devise a formula based on likely voting habits using exit polling data from Voter News Service.
If the plan survives the scrutiny of the State Supreme Court, which Mr. Corzine will seek, the state would apportion funds to schools based on demographics, including family income, population growth, language ability and special academic needs.
The oil law, which would set up a system for managing and developing Iraq's oil resources and would have a companion revenue-sharing law that would apportion oil income among the various groups, had been considered the most likely to be passed before the September report to Congress.
Delegates and observers acknowledged that a deal to rescue the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which would apportion emission reductions to industrialized nations, is still far from guaranteed.
According to state Republican Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg of Sterling, the Sonnenberg Plan would apportion one senator for each of the six largest counties (by size, not population) and pair off the leftover counties into two with one senator for each set.
