Apportion in a sentence

As Palestinian Islamic Jihad stepped up its rocket attacks against Israel last week, the BBC was busy cooking up a new angle from which to cover the conflict: how to apportion blame for cancer patients dying in Gaza.

In the Russia-Ukraine War, we may not know enough and so it will be hard to apportion blame as such.

Also speaking, Commissioner for Transportation, Oluwaseun Osiyemi said the meeting was not to apportion blames but to ensure that if the streets are to be gated, all laid down rules and regulations must be abided with.

But separation of the asset would be difficult – studios supply about half of ITV’s own on-screen content, while questions would be asked about how to apportion debt and pensions.

The Flagbearer, was, however, emphatic when he said he will apportion oversight responsibility of the Ministries of Education, Gender and Health to the Vice President, when they assume office.

Charles continues to be up front, then it just doesn't really make financial sense for Ferrari to apportion that amount of money to someone that could end up becoming a clear number two.

So we need to account for depth of target and how far the QB had to throw the ball when we apportion credit for the separation a receiver got on a given play.

The census, required by the Constitution and conducted every 10 years, is used to determine representation and apportion of federal funds.

The Metromile Report product allows consumers to file claims using their smart phones and provides data to claims adjusters that helps detect fraud and apportion fault.

The other trend in cases of defilement and rape against women and girls is to apportion blame to the victims’ parents or guardians for putting the victim in risky situations.

The state of Alabama has already filed suit contending that Alabama will likely lose a seat to Texas because aliens are included in the count used to apportion seats.

You may still be wondering what hit you, or why other people seem so reluctant to apportion blame.

Inquests do not apportion blame or deal with issues of criminal or civil liability.

She has always refused to publicly apportion blame and was unwilling to do so here.

The opposition Labour Party said Mr Johnson was trying to apportion blame ahead of a no-deal Brexit.

A key question for lawmakers is finding a way to apportion liability between the company’s shareholders and customers.

So, I do not have blames to apportion to the elders.

By 1216, he was the dominant power in Wales, holding a council at Aberdyfi that year to apportion lands to the other princes.

From that came an "average adjuster" who decided how to apportion a loss between the owners and insurers of a ship and cargo.

In some countries, the census provides the official counts used to apportion the number of elected representatives to regions (sometimes controversially – e.g., Utah v. Evans ).