Sentence examples for its apportionment from inspiring English sources

After the budget became law in February, OMB had 30 days to submit what's known as its apportionment, which details how the funds should be disbursed.

The prospect of a Christian America -- Christian in its symbols, its laws, its apportionment of opportunity -- is as intolerable to Americans as a Jewish Palestine/Israel is to Palestinians.

Mr. Fischer argued that both the German federal system with its careful apportionment of powers and Germans' notions of their country's place in the world were serious barriers to such a right-wing party.

He calls it Unitary Apportionment Taxation.

"Under sales-based apportionment, it is conceivable that a medium-size corporation could file its report on a single sheet of paper attached to its annual Form 10-K filed with the SEC without needing the help of a tax attorney".

The target reliability of the system is achieved through application of an effective reliability apportionment technique to its subsystems.

Thus, there is nothing extraordinary or blameworthy in any moves to execute a policy that aims for a more egalitarian apportionment of land and its resources.

Ultimately, however, its main contribution was in determining the apportionment of the Senate, and thus retaining a federal character in the constitution.

In 1999, the court ruled that sampling in its conventional form was barred by statute for apportionment purposes, a decision that avoided the need to address the constitutional question.

Besides, it adopts a mechanism called "the apportionment contract of sales revenue", which records payees' apportionment amount.

North Carolina, which intervened in the case in the lower court to protect its gains, argues that only Congress can put a new apportionment into effect.