Sentence examples for were being apportioned from inspiring English sources

In the nineteenth century, during the Qing dynasty, tensions between the two groups erupted over how Yunnan's mineral resources were being apportioned.

While higher clerical positions continued to be monopolized by a group of prominent Istanbul ulema families in the mid-17th century, places in the secular bureaucracies were being apportioned largely according to political patronage.

"I read things on forums where blame was being apportioned, but the higher leadership has kept a lid on it".

We shouldn't be surprised that our industry will be in the front line when blame is being apportioned.

Lorre says that this is not accurate, and characterizes his removal as being more a matter of Shepherd's unhappiness at "how the humor was being apportioned out" in the second season.

Rahul Gandhi is the new scion of the family, and a lot of the credit for winning this election -- particularly the signs of revival of the party's fortunes in difficult places -- is being apportioned to him.

Managers and commissioners need to be able to demonstrate equality of access to services and that highly specialist services are being apportioned according to the service specifications determined by commissioners.

As a consequence, funds are still being apportioned among the various institutes.

A number of accepted methods are being used to apportion the total mass into source categories, and these source apportionment methods can now be used as inputs to epidemiologic models of the human health effects of air pollution.

The $700 million pot was created after New York officials complained that the city, a past target for terrorists, was being shortchanged because Washington had been apportioning security aid to cities by using a formula that did not take into account vulnerabilities.

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.