If war had broken out over some earlier potential crisis – say, one of the recurrent standoffs over Morocco – apportioning blame would, she explains, have meant putting different countries in the dock.
Wasserman Schultz criticised the Sanders campaign this week, over the behaviour of some of his supporters at the Nevada Democratic convention last weekend, in a dispute over the apportioning of delegates.
Their first set was generously apportioned but over too soon.
Accordingly, he said, the letter writer could recover the rebate from the current owner only if there was a provision in the contract of sale indicating that the rebate would be apportioned -- or turned over to the seller in its entirety -- when it was received by the new owner.
The leaders of 25 current and imminent European Union countries stumbled over the problem of how to apportion voting power among large and small states.
A second, more constrained, scenario B explores the potential for more than one transcript arrayed over an IGR; here a fail occurs when the UTR apportioned over the ORF in question overlaps with a similarly apportioned transcript over either adjacent ORF.
The increase is calculated by spreading the total cost of the improvement over 84 months and then apportioning the increase on a per-room basis.
However, the benefits of training are likely to run beyond the trial and therefore sensitivity analyses will involve apportioning training costs over longer periods.
Towards the end, there were spats about who should claim the credit for various achievements, though I take satisfaction from the fact that there were achievements to fight over, rather than disasters for which to apportion blame.
This week, there was a hint of hope: the city and 21 residents who sued over the crash agreed to submit their cases to binding arbitration over how to apportion $2 million in settlement money from the estate of the dead pilot.
