Sentence examples for would have apportioned from inspiring English sources
And I cannot imagine that an Act that would have apportioned twenty-five Congressmen to the State's smallest county and one Congressman to all the others would have been sustained by any court.
You have apportioned even prostitutes, thieves and robbers.
"(A) If the amounts would have been apportioned under section 104(b)(5)(B) of title 23 but for this section, the amounts remain available until the end of the 2d fiscal year following the fiscal year for which the amounts are authorized to be appropriated.
In 2012, if all the 50 states had apportioned their electoral votes as Nebraska and Maine did, Mr Romney would have beaten Mr Obama by 276 to 262 despite having lost the popular vote by nearly four points.As it turns out, Mr Carrico's bill died in committee, and officials in other states now seem to be slowly backing away.
In 2012, if all 50 states had apportioned their electoral votes as Nebraska and Maine did, Mr Romney would have beaten Mr Obama 276-262 despite having lost the popular vote by nearly four full points.As it turns out, Mr Carrico's bill died in committee, and officials in other states now seem to be slowly backing away.
"We've apportioned the assets given to each analyst in relationship to their coverage of the Russell 1000".
A longstanding rule had apportioned chaplains according to the religious demographics of the military as a whole; that is, if the census showed that 10percentt of personnel were Presbyterian, then 10percentt of the chaplains would be Presbyterian.
The cost of the improvement would have to be apportioned amongst the benefited properties".
Yet if it is treated as a direct tax under Article I (and not construed as an income tax under the 16th Amendment), it would have to be "apportioned" among the states according to their percentage of the national population.
It also would have more flexibility in apportioning the cuts.
It had never occurred to the family that this way of apportioning wealth would have a downside.
