Sentence examples for which apportion from inspiring English sources
The amount of funding that individual commissioners are allocated is calculated using "funding formulae" which apportion the funds.
So-called "inclusionary zoning" plans, which apportion shares of low and high-end housing, often become a pretext for building luxury developments that ultimately squeeze out low-rent residents.
Taxpayer money goes to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which apportions money for local radio and television stations across the country.
Under Lebanon's confessional system of government, which apportions political posts by sect, the prime minister must be Sunni.
The closest thing to such a statement might be Yuki Kimura's arrangement of black-and-white interior shots on laminated plywood screens, which apportions the center of the main gallery into semiprivate nooks.
On April 5, expect a three-way showdown in Wisconsin, which apportions most of its delegates by congressional district.
From post-war curricula, which apportioned the blame to military leaders, to the 1990s, when victims' narratives were the focus, Dreier said the country had come a long way to include the perspective that many civilians helped the Nazis.
The ED calculation is similar to the Equal Splits measure [25], which apportions branch length equally among daughter clades, rather than among descendent species.
PCA is therefore fundamentally different from PMF, which apportions the mass directly into nonnegative solutions that are physically meaningful.
Detailed information on human movement is very sparse; we used the findings of a large survey of interpersonal human contact to derive an approximate model of daily movement of individuals, which apportions each person's time between different locations [ 32].
Towards the end, there were spats about who should claim the credit for various achievements, though I take satisfaction from the fact that there were achievements to fight over, rather than disasters for which to apportion blame.
