He never used up all of the humility that was apportioned to him.
The remaining $1.32 billion was apportioned by state population, no matter what the actual burden.
In 2011 the region was apportioned between North Slave, South Slave, and Delcho territories and a portion of Sahtu territory.
The Americans were eliminated after three games, and Donovan was apportioned much of the on-field blame.
Colorado River water was apportioned among seven Western states in 1922 based on river flow levels that have since proved to be unusually high.
In Greek mythology, the wind alone was apportioned among more than a dozen gods, goddesses, nymphs, and demons — to say nothing of Zeus, who ruled the sky, and Poseidon, who could stir up storms.
At first, voting strength at both the Democratic and Republican party conventions in the United States was apportioned among the states according to their electoral college vote, with each state often allocated two convention votes per elector.
By about 1563 64 Archbishop Matthew Parker of Canterbury had determined upon its execution and the work was apportioned among many scholars, most of them bishops, from which the popular name was derived.
That would make a big difference: the SNP estimates that by 2016-17, interest payments on Scotland's share of the debt could be anything from £2.7bn-£4bn it it was apportioned on a historical basis; but £4.3bn to £5.5bn on a population basis.
WHEN Lebanon was formed in 1943 out of a French mandate granted after World War I, power was apportioned by religion, mainly to protect the Maronites; they were to hold the Presidency, with other offices apportioned to Sunni Moslems, Shites, Druse and 13 smaller sects.
Last year, no FCC money was apportioned to provide more WiFi in schools.
