"We've apportioned the assets given to each analyst in relationship to their coverage of the Russell 1000".
You have apportioned even prostitutes, thieves and robbers.
I dare not carry a pen, I dare not wear a shirt as you have apportioned even the colours, damn you!* Is it student or pupil?
And I cannot imagine that an Act that would have apportioned twenty-five Congressmen to the State's smallest county and one Congressman to all the others would have been sustained by any court.
In view of the nature of this enterprise it is obvious that, so far as the Federal Constitution is concerned, the state might have defrayed the entire expense out of state funds raised by general taxation, or it could have apportioned the burden among the counties in which the lands were situated and the improvements were to be made.
To Anney, How can I accept the apportionment when the Crofters Commission have not provided a boundary map of the area they have Apportioned.
Moreover a few epidemiological studies have apportioned total PM according to a range of sources (such as biomass, crustal and motor vehicles) have found that the magnitude of a range of different clinical outcomes were associated with different exposure sources.
A few epidemiological studies have apportioned total PM according to a range of sources (such as biomass, crustal and motor vehicles) and have found a range of different clinical outcomes were associated with different exposure sources [ 7, 8].
In splitting my life between Jackson and New Orleans, I've apportioned myself, both geographically and metaphorically, between two "states": one home for family and society, another for solitude.
No one has apportioned blame for the problem, but Treasury sources say they are investigating whether it came from a faulty supply of paper from Crane & Company, a family firm from Massachusetts which has supplied the paper for banknotes since 1879.
Mr. Kathrada, 83, also showed the Obamas the sign listing the different amounts of sugar, coffee, soup and other foods that South Africa's prison system had apportioned to blacks; mixed-race inmates, who were known as coloreds; Indians; and whites.
