He won't say how those are apportioned, though there are some numbers — five hundred from Britain, a thousand Poles, six hundred Italians, "plus more Carabinieri to work with Afghan police," as the Times put it.
But under the new system, those costs are apportioned to each housing unit from the beginning.
How those cuts are apportioned will make a huge difference in what kind of world role the country will be able to play in the years ahead.
The jury then awarded Mr. Tushaj $290,000 for past and future pain and suffering and lost wages and awarded his wife $25,000 for "loss of services" and apportioned those damages in accordance with the percentage of liability.
The more obsessed a culture becomes with attainment and success, the more afraid we are of the blame that will be apportioned to those children (and their parents) who fail to triumph.
The WBCBT development costs will be estimated and apportioned over those using the intervention.
Every economic system must determine not only what goods will be produced but also how those goods are to be apportioned, or distributed (see distribution of wealth and income).
Focusing attention on how our resources are apportioned and aligning those expenditures with performance outcomes might be the best way to generate a positive return on educational investment.
The visas are apportioned according to the rates of immigration from those regions to the US over the past five years - those with low rates get more.
We also show that salmon spawning zones can be directly predicted from the link structure: along the SMR, spawning activity is apportioned within each of the discrete links, in those sub-zones where surface sediment size and sand content are optimal for reproduction.
