Sentence examples for system that apportions from inspiring English sources

A system that apportions a state's electoral votes based on the popular vote received by each candidate in that state would better reflect the will of all the voters.

In addition to Mr. Somchai's resignation, the alliance wants to revise the country's electoral process, replacing direct elections with a system that apportions large percentages of parliamentary seats by profession and social organizations.

GOP lawmakers in several swing states -- including Virginia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Florida -- mounted efforts to change the winner-take-all allocation of electoral votes to a system that would give heavy preference to apportioning electoral votes by congressional districts.

Much blame has been apportioned to lax research regulations that serve only the hubris of those seeking the next big cure, a system that enabled Wakefield.

To our knowledge, only one study by Adams et al. [ 36] developed an apportion algorithm for time-location patterns across indoor, outdoor and travel microenvironments based on data from a monitoring system that measured personal air pollution exposure, temperature, and real-time GPS locations.

It is the framework, the trust, and the systems that could help us to apportion valuable resources that make the difference between where we are today and this future vision.

At the time, Robert Fico, then the prime minister, publicly took a line that apportioned some blame to the Georgians.

I suspect one's enjoyment of the proceedings will depend greatly on how comfortable they are with that apportioning.