Sentence examples similar to might be apportioned from inspiring English sources

I'll take a look at the debate over how these liabilities should be apportioned, and what this might mean for Scotland, in a later post.

It's not yet clear how this money would be apportioned or which communities might receive it — not all of it is for relocation, and Kivalina surely wouldn't be the only contender for the funds.

Some blame can rightly be apportioned here.

Our officials shouldn't be apportioned by any standard.

By the late '60s, there was reluctant consensus that both houses should be apportioned by population.

Costs that cannot be attributed directly must be apportioned by other means.

If there is blame to be apportioned, Ferguson must take his share.

Blame for this mess can be apportioned equally.

Soon, payment of back debt will have to be apportioned.

In the other house, representatives would be apportioned by the size of the population.

Moscow and Beijing want any international blame for the violence to be apportioned more evenly.