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.
Once you've made your choices, decide on a dollar amount you can afford and apportion that money accordingly.
The crash was the third big passenger-aircraft disaster in a year, coming just a month after a military plane came down, killing ten of the army's top generals.Nigeria's aviation minister, Babalola Borishade, was quick to apportion blame, saying that the pilot had flown into a storm, ignoring warnings from the control tower not to take off.
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There is so much money and power sloshing around in China, and so few people ready to look over shoulders to see how it is apportioned, that the intersection of sex and politics has begun to look very American.
Barbier presided over a trial in 2013 to apportion blame for the spill that spewed oil for 87 days in 2010.
King, who was guest editing the BBC Radio 4 programme, also refused to apportion blame for the events that led to the crisis when asked if it was Labour's fault.
When the casino was completed in 2003, he was on the seven-member commission that was to apportion the state's agreed 18% share of the slot machine revenue, amounting to approximately $40 million.
That would be a difficult and delicate practical question of how to apportion one's research effort that for the purposes of this essay we must set aside.
Under the formulas used to apportion delegates, it is possible that the candidate with the highest percentage of delegate equivalents — that is, the headline "winner" — did not really lead in the "popular vote" at the caucuses.
