Sentence examples for will be apportioning from inspiring English sources

That is why all the candidates will be apportioning the most precious resource they have in the next five weeks, their time, flying back and forth across the country to compete in what Bill Carrick, a leading Democratic consultant here, calls "the red-eye primary," which occurs the same day as those in New York, Maryland, Missouri, Ohio and most of New England.

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

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.

But it is not, really, since the district's 39 delegates will be apportioned during caucuses next month.

The sharp reduction in school aid will be apportioned to limit the blow to any one district to 5 percent of its current-year budget.

Another ambiguity is how costs for safety improvements will be apportioned among the several Western companies that buy garments from a given factory in Bangladesh.

The deal is very precise on these numbers, but not on how the powers of the president and the prime minister will be apportioned.