| I'll have to apportion the feed to sector designated processors before we're even able to fathom a conscious filter algorithm. | |
| If that's where you apportion the blame. | |
| If the child was alive then how do we apportion guilt? | |
| In essence, then, you apportion your estate equally between the Young Musicians' Scholarship Fund, | |
| That's how you apportion liability. | |
| I'll have to apportion the feed to sector designated processors before we're even able to fathom a conscious filter algorithm. | |
| If that's where you apportion the blame. | |
| If the child was alive then how do we apportion guilt? | |
| In essence, then, you apportion your estate equally between the Young Musicians' Scholarship Fund, | |
| That's how you apportion liability. | |
| The federal government in the Constitution can tax almost anything, as long as it apportions the tax if its direct. | |
| You work for a government who apportions more weight to lobbyists than to constituents. | |
| The federal government in the Constitution can tax almost anything, as long as it apportions the tax if its direct. | |
| You work for a government who apportions more weight to lobbyists than to constituents. | |
| "Representatives and direct taxes shall be apportioned among the states of this union, according to their numbers which is determined by adding the whole number of persons. " | |
| A direct tax must be apportioned. | |
| All direct taxes have to be apportioned to be legal based on the Constitution. | |
| And I look to the North... ... and I wish again that there were two lives apportioned to every man... ... and every woman. | |
| Eunice, meanwhile, is to have her time apportioned across the day. | |
| It's all a matter of apportioning things. | |
| The apportioning of the government of the universe after the conquest. | |
| "Representatives and direct taxes shall be apportioned among the states of this union, according to their numbers which is determined by adding the whole number of persons. " | |
| A direct tax must be apportioned. | |
| All direct taxes have to be apportioned to be legal based on the Constitution. | |
| And I look to the North... ... and I wish again that there were two lives apportioned to every man... ... and every woman. | |
| Eunice, meanwhile, is to have her time apportioned across the day. | |
| It's all a matter of apportioning things. | |
| The apportioning of the government of the universe after the conquest. | |
