Apportioned in a sentence

It’s also to ensure that the “Representatives and direct Taxes (who) shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers,” are “apportioned among the several States” sensibly.

After Pollock, while income taxes on wages (as indirect taxes) were still not required to be apportioned by population, taxes on interest, dividends, and rental income were required to be apportioned by population.

Both parties’ county organizations hold meetings from Feb. 1-15 to elect officers and bonus members to their state central committees, with the latter apportioned based on the parties top-ticket vote totals in recent elections in larger counties.

Sunak and Starmer chuckled away in mock conspiratorial mood, a matched pair of provincial lawyers carving up a settlement in a particularly tricky conveyancing dispute over whether the kitchen units can be apportioned against stamp duty, Mandelson-style.

The domestic requirement of domestic coal-based plants during the year is likely to be 821 MTs and CIL’s apportioned quantity accounts for a little over 74% of the estimated coal requirement.

There is no blame apportioned to either party — we were dealing with something so profound, so unbelievably off the scale of anything any of us had seen before.

If equally apportioned from the P22.2 billion approved by the DBM, MIC would be investing about P3.3 billion per sector.

The "wicked infidels" are servicing the muslim extremists, and keeping the money flowing into certain greedy especially muslim pockets, extremists, and non-extremists equally, or apportioned appropriately due to their familial hierarchical relationships.

He also seeks to spend $625 million on environmental projects, of which a large sum will be apportioned to help clean water efforts in the Everglades, according to TheWSJ.

If a home is first rented and then you move in, then once you sell, the capital gain must be apportioned using the ratio of the number of days it was rented as a proportion of the total days it was owned.

I have never apportioned or quantified it, so this collection of poetry does this,” she said.

States must fulfill certain requirements to use the money apportioned to them.

The forum stated that keeping in view the factual and legal position, the sum assured of three policies was to be apportioned amongst Deepika Dahiya, her son and Kamla Devi proportionately in equal shares.

These people would be apportioned to the states on the basis of many items, but population was clearly one of them.

Those states might otherwise be apportioned Congressional seats they rightfully deserve.

Under Lebanon’s current system, leadership posts are apportioned based on confession.

Doubtless there are different business models and the Latvians are indeed cashing in on the excise duties phenomenon; but it's as difficult to tease out where culpability can be apportioned here, as in much of Estonian politics.

Fayemi’s agent denied the allegation that the committee apportioned more than required number of agents to the former governor ahead of other contestants, saying this was not possible under the structures put in place at the venue.

States are guaranteed two U.S. Senate seats, but they’re apportioned some of the 435 seats in the House based on the size of their population: For the most part, each district is designed to include the same number of people.

The water held in Falcon Lake and Amistad is apportioned between Mexico and the United States by a 1944 treaty; the United States controls a little less than 60%.