Sentence examples for which will be apportioned from inspiring English sources

The combined degree program requires doctoral students to take 12 units/courses which will be apportioned between Anthropology and F&ES, and other university departments, based on consultations with the student's committee.

There are a further 70 seats reserved for women and minorities which will be apportioned according to the parties' performance in the directly elected constituencies.

During the conference call there was a mention of $500 million of deferred revenues from shipments from last year which will be apportioned in future quarters.

Donors, he added, are asking: "Who's going to be able to win the White House?" There is a chance that the GOP nomination will be tied in knots long enough to be decided in the last primaries — including California's June contest, in which delegates will be apportioned to the winners in each congressional district, a system meant to heighten competition.

The training costs will be apportioned over the period of time in the trial during which therapy is delivered.

The Scottish tax will not be fixed locally, and will be apportioned nationally.

Then there is the possibility of negative inspection reports, where blame most certainly will be apportioned.

It remains to be seen how authority will be apportioned among the Smithsonian's top executives.

It will be apportioned by Research Councils UK, the body that disseminates government research funds.

The money will be apportioned to victims over three years, beginning in December.

Military and establishment figures will be singled out for criticism, or the blame will be apportioned widely.