The act of distributing by allotting or apportioning; distribution according to a plan.
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They had no voice in the apportionment of the money thus contributed.
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There should be no mistake made as to the apportionment of blame.
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The method is intended to complement traditional quantitative source apportionment analysis.
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Suppose the difficulties of agreeing upon a rule surmounted, and the apportionment made.
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The convention found it very difficult to agree upon a rule of apportionment.
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Consequently, every apportionment Act involves more or less of the gerrymander.
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Discussing whether the apportionment should be according to taxation or numbers, Wilson considered
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The apportionment of time between these three worlds varies much as man advances.
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All this apportionment is effected without any means of communication that we recognize.
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There is, however, a certain adjustment or apportionment of these effects.
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The apportionment of duties in the establishment was that Sabre managed the publishing department.
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The process of drawing voting maps for federal congressional districts is known as apportionment.
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The Constitution effected an apportionment of the powers of government between nation and states.
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We need the state as a basis for the apportionment of members of congress.
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The present apportionment is one committeeman for every fifteen votes.
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We know what a fair apportionment of representation upon that census would give us.
