Sentence examples for we should apportion from inspiring English sources

4. For another sophisticated account of how we should apportion responsibilities, see Richard Miller Millerr 2010).

This pre-theoretic chance still seems like the sort of thing that we should apportion our belief to, in some sense.

It says: I know better than you how you should apportion your attention to get your work done.

The committee that planned the event is to meet Tuesday to discuss the next step in what members see as consciousness raising about how a family should apportion its time.

But he has not said how the rules panel should apportion the two states' delegations if he has not gotten the required number of delegates over all by the May 31 meeting.

But with the federal government shifting from an era of crippling budget deficits to one of large and growing surpluses, tax cuts are at the center of a fundamental ideological debate over how the government should apportion the torrent of tax revenue being generated by the strong economy.

It was proposed that governments should apportion no less than 0.1% of the annual national health expenditure to HPSR.

As our scarce medical resources are being spent on expensive antibiotics like ciprofloxacin when other, cheaper drugs like doxycycline and penicillin may be just as effective, we should be apportioning money to chemical-biological-nuclear detection devices for our citizens, both military and civilian.

I am not the first to point it out, but if now is the time to belatedly protest the four-year absence of what we once called "green issues" from mainstream politics, we should be honest enough to properly apportion the blame.

And where what's really needed is to reconcile victims to traumatic events, or apportion blame, then we should have the courage to separate that clearly from the time-limited learning process – instead of heaping everything into one vehicle that inevitably then grinds to a halt.

To disburse funds, we should adapt Brazil's ICMS ecológico, and apportion available funds to targeted countries in proportion to how well they meet specific criteria designed to measure the provision of GES.