All five boys – David, Peter, André, Joost and Bart – are in love with the beautiful Laura, who apportions her affection chastely.
That means that one candidate, say Mr. McCain, who has shown appeal to independent voters, might win the overall popular vote, but lose all the Republican delegates to Mr. Bush if the Texas governor finished first among Republicans, who apportion their delegates winner-take-all.
In response, Sanders once again criticised the media for conflating delegates, who are apportioned based on the results of primary contests, with superdelegates: the party officials who are empowered by the Democratic National Committee to cast votes at the convention regardless of the electorate's wishes.
Circulation of the strip rose steadily, and it was the artist who was apportioned most of the praise - including being awarded the fourth Reuben Award in 1949.
In Nairobi, the milk is received by milk agents who then apportion the milk to the traders.
I've recently been working with the magnificent @HeatherLeatt who has been apportioned with the task of training all of our teaching staff through the new Ofsted framework.
Widgery 2.54: "To those who seek to apportion responsibility for the events of 30 January the question 'Who fired first?' is vital.
In releasing a detailed economic blueprint today, Vice President Al Gore reignited a debate with Gov. George W. Bush about who can better apportion the projected federal budget surplus without driving the government back into the red and running the good economy off the rails.
In this way is time inverted to change the dynamic of cause and effect, to remove the responsibility for their actions from those who act, and to apportion blame to everyone affected by a crime except the criminal.
Prior to the Civil War, slaveholding states held a disproportionate influence in Congress, because the census counted sixty per cent of the enslaved population people who could not vote in apportioning representation.
