Sentence examples for the next apportionment from inspiring English sources

Texas is expected to gain three and possibly four seats in Congress in the next apportionment, and some members of the state's delegation have been trying to cut a deal that would give two to the Democrats and two to the Republicans.

Two additional representatives were added temporarily after the admission of Alaska and Hawaii as states in 1959, but at the next legislative apportionment, membership returned to 435, the number authorized by a law enacted in 1941.

Attempting to win black political support, Whitehead proposed a number of reforms to racially discriminatory legislation, including the Land Apportionment Act, and promised to implement these if his UFP won the next Southern Rhodesian election.

He banned the main nationalist group, the National Democratic Party, for being violent and intimidatory it reformed overnight as the Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU and announced that the UFP would repeal the Land Apportionment Act, which segregated the ownership and occupation of certain areas on a racial basis, if it won the next Southern Rhodesian election.

The critic Mark Edmundson has written that the next advance in our literature will come from writers who can look beyond the stark divide of black and white and simple apportionments of blame and guilt toward what comes after: "Walk Through Darkness" is an indication that such writers may be on the horizon.

According to several people with knowledge of the discussions, the apportionment of leadership positions remained a major sticking point.

The Constitution requires total population as the metric for the apportionment of the House, not just eligible voters.

The aim of the application of the receptor models is the apportionment of the pollutant's sources.

The requirement of the Federal Supreme Court that the apportionment of all state legislatures be by population is stated.

For the time being the apportionment of blame can be left to the historians.

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