Sentence examples similar to reapportioned between from inspiring English sources

Currently the New York Senate, as reapportioned in 1953, has 58 seats.

The Iowa legislature had, in fact, not been reapportioned since 1886.

Twice before, Mr. Scheuer was reapportioned out of districts in the Bronx and southern Queens.

But then came 1972, and I was reapportioned out of that seat.

Ms. Johnson, 70, was elected 10 times from the Sixth District, which was reapportioned in 2001 and no longer exists.

If the trend continues, New York would lose only one seat after Congress is reapportioned on the basis of the 2010 census.

The votes of parties not receiving representation are reapportioned to the larger parties on the basis of their share of the vote.

Using this information, and most likely a complex governing process, stake could be reapportioned at a given interval.

Now, after each census, legislative seats are reapportioned, with some states increasing their number of representatives while other states may lose seats.

In the past, money was funneled through a superintendent's office, where it was often reapportioned at the whim of midlevel administrators.

If the Secretary does not make such a determination within such one-year period, the amounts so withheld shall be reapportioned to all other eligible States.