Sentence examples for to apportioning from inspiring English sources
verb
To divide and distribute portions of a whole.
- The controlling party had apportioned the voting districts such that their party would be favored in the next election.
When it comes to apportioning blame for this state of affairs, Mr. Bok does not exclude college presidents.
The great William Hague imbroglio has prompted a strange game of pass-the-parcel when it comes to apportioning blame, but nothing has been resolved.
The complex, toxic brew that led to the distressing scenes in Marseille is not easily unpicked when it comes to apportioning blame.
She's a Master Thespian," by Maureen Dowd (column, June 8): Now that extreme unction has been applied to the Clinton campaign, we can turn our attention to apportioning blame for the transformation of the inevitable to the impossible candidate.
There are many guilty parties when it comes to apportioning blame for the unchecked, unquestioned proliferation of PED's in the game during the 1980's, 90's 2000's and beyond.
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.
It's easy to apportion blame now.
The voracious appetite to apportion blame is now gathering pace.
Kennedy, a former Labour MP, was quick to apportion blame.
All the best scares allow us to apportion blame - farmers?
The key is how to apportion the benefits.
