Sentence examples for new apportionment from inspiring English sources

Today, a new apportionment vault outside Tunnel Spring divides the water, with a third flowing to the cattlemen and two-thirds staying in the monument.

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.

For entries without a specified campus, we apportioned the remaining undetermined entries using a new apportionment method this year.

This is followed by the presentation of a new hybrid consumer producer apportionment regime applicable to aviation.

Although the population of brothel-based sex workers is very small in size compared with the general Nigeria population, a recent modeling of apportionment of new infections estimated that in some states (such as Ogun in south-west Nigeria and Benue in north-central Nigeria), sex workers and their clients account for about 18% of all new infections.

After the breakup of the federation in 1963 and Prime Minister Smith's unilateral declaration of independence from Britain two years later, Bishop Lamont criticized the new segregationist Constitution and land apportionment acts, which divided the country into black and white areas, calling them "a direct contradiction of the New Testament's teaching".

The "arm's length" rules on these transfers are in desperate need of an overhaul, though the OECD rejects the idea of replacing them with a brand new approach, such as "formulary apportionment", advocated by some NGOs (it would allocate profits according to a formula based on the location of sales, employees or other such metrics).Thinking has come a long way in a short time.

The local government reform did not affect police areas, or fire and rescue service areas, but resulted in the setting of many more joint boards for such authorities: previously county councils were represented on these bodies, and the creation of new unitary authorities meant that the apportionment of representatives was adjusted.

The Supreme Court has ruled that only the raw numbers can determine the apportionment of Congressional seats among the states.

By Morris Markey The New Yorker, April 17 , 1926 P. 25Tells about Board of Estimate and Apportionment meeting at City Hall.

These findings suggest that the new data on PM2.5 components may not lead to satisfactory, definitive source apportionment for national studies.