Each district gets a certain number of delegates to apportion.
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In your report, you apportion blame in a bipartisan way.
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There will be time later to apportion blame and determine penalties.
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The OPCW is not mandated to apportion blame for the attack.
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But in other cases it is much harder to apportion blame.
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State legislatures also use the data to apportion their own legislatures.
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A town of Nebraskans are asked to apportion guilt and innocence.
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The Supreme Court said that states are not required to apportion legislative
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When states were given a free hand to apportion legislatures by any
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Rohingya are fleeing a "horrendous" situation, McAndrew said, while declining to apportion blame.
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Virginia will apportion 85033 pledged delegates, the fifth-highest haul on March 3.
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The head of the latest inquiry said its job was not to apportion blame.
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"Many of us probably are not aware of how we actually apportion our time."
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The OPCW&aposs fact-finding team is not mandated to apportion blame for chemical attacks.
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In the 2016 race, the two states combined to apportion 68 Democratic delegates to presidential candidates.
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Her defenders believe she may apportion blame to some rogue soldiers in an otherwise disciplined army.
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If vulnerable groups are undercounted, they won't get proper representation when it comes time to apportion representation.
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Some states auction wholesale and retail licences, or apportion them to friends of the party in power.
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That could have dramatic effects because the census is used to apportion congressional districts and federal funding.
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Highlighting the left's biases may seem like a pointless effort to apportion equal blame along ideological lines.
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Sanders declined to apportion blame to Russia at Monday's media briefing, even after May had done so.
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Abbott tried to compel states to apportion their legislative districts by voting population, not by total population.
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It allows us to apportion merit, and blame, and to establish the parameters and boundaries of success.
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Its investigations also revealed the parties had even provided for a mechanism to apportion eventual antitrust financial penalties.
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We count everyone who resides in the country, regardless of their citizenship status, and apportion the representatives accordingly.
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It is a system already used in the US to apportion the profits of companies between different states.
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For example, census data is used to apportion congressional districts that accurately represent rising and falling state populations.
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Others suggest that states should apportion their electoral votes by Congressional district, as Maine and Nebraska have done.
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Figuring out how to apportion blame between developers, manufacturers, drivers - if involved - and other parties could be difficult.
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The decennial census count is used to divide up congressional seats and apportion millions of dollars of federal funding.
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North Dakota No recent polls have been conducted for North Dakota's caucuses, which will apportion just 14 pledged delegates.
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But it was hard to apportion credit for it, and when attention went to Robertson the others felt violated.
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Mr. Neman also believes that younger people will apportion more money to their health and, by association, healthy food.
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In the absence of adults, children must figure out how to apportion resources, forge diplomatic relationships, and maintain order.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson is expected to be given wide latitude in how to apportion any cuts.
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Under Swedish law, when a child arrives, the parents have 241 days of family leave to apportion between them.
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The latest committee of inquiry created by her government to placate foreigners says its role is not to apportion blame.
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Unlike some states, Wisconsin's GOP primary rules apportion 24 of its 42 delegates from each of its eight congressional districts.
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In Dearborn's better moments, she shows how intelligently Hemingway managed to apportion the amount of empirical accuracy for each occasion.
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Under the new system, donors can use a slider tool to apportion their gift among several options with greater specificity.
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This undercounting would help red states when it comes time to direct federal spending and apportion seats in the House.
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Anderson: It is a provision of the 1787 Constitution, designed to apportion political power and tax capacity among the states.
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The decennial count is used to apportion seats in the House of Representatives and set the boundaries of congressional districts.
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Delegates from the larger states found themselves at odds with the smaller ones over how to apportion the legislative branch.
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The census counts all people living in the United States, regardless of immigration status, to adequately apportion representation and spending.
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The once-a-decade tally of citizens is used to apportion resources and political representation among states according to population size.
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However you apportion the blame for these dismal numbers, we should all be able to acknowledge that this is a crisis.
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The state usually turns a blind eye, since its central planning system, which is supposed to apportion goods, has broken down.
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Census data is used to apportion congressional seats, redraw lines for legislative districts and allocate billions of dollars of federal assistance.
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A series of collage works take found images of female subjects and apportion different sections of their bodies like a diagram.
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Early national elites were divided on how to apportion land for Native Americans and maintain peace between them and European settlers.
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It said NN Group's proposal failed to apportion an adequate share of the value of a merger for Delta Lloyd's shareholders.
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A separate inquiry by a panel of three French judges, which aims to apportion legal responsibility for the crash, is continuing.
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But unless those states move to apportion their electoral votes differently, it is only the state popular vote that really matters.
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What should matter for policymakers is not attempting to apportion blame, but starting to chart a course out of the problem. ■
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Under the current monthly nomination system demand to ship on the Mainline regularly exceeds capacity, forcing Enbridge to ration, or apportion, space.
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Under the current monthly nomination system, demand to ship on the Mainline regularly exceeds capacity, forcing Enbridge to ration, or apportion, space.
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The Constitution merely directs the federal government to enumerate people, something that is necessary in order to apportion and draw congressional districts.
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In the dark forest of our current ignorance, it seems sensible to apportion one's credence roughly evenly between (1), (2), and (3).
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But unless those states move to apportion their electoral votes differently, it is only the state popular vote that really matters. 220.
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Questions have been raised about how US officials apportion compensation in incidents where Afghan civilians are killed in US-led military operations.
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Kerry did not apportion blame, but he said without movement by Russia to implement the Minsk agreement Western sanctions against Moscow would remain.
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A combination of nominating polls – usually in the form of state primaries, caucuses, and party conventions – are used to apportion delegates to candidates.
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In the financial sector, for example, the government has to apportion losses among households, local governments, banks, state enterprises and the central government.
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Multiple investigations have yet to apportion blame for the accident that killed seven U.S. sailors aboard the guided missile destroyer the USS Fitzgerald.
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The delegate selection plan first awards state delegates to the satellite caucuses as a whole, but does not apportion them to individual precincts.
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While the riverine eastern half of the continent was friendly to individualism, the western half required communalism, to properly apportion scarce water resources.
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Selective public schools in Chicago already apportion seats through a mix of grades, test scores and demographic considerations meant to achieve socioeconomic diversity.
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"The choice is best left for the people of the states to decide for themselves how they should apportion their legislature," he wrote.
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"In the dark forest of our current ignorance, it seems sensible to apportion one's credence roughly evenly between (1), (2), and (3)," he writes.
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The 28-nation European Union has been divided over plans by Germany to apportion the migrants to countries based on their size and wealth.
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Most critically, census data determines the apportion of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, as well as legislative districts in the individual states.
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The census is used to distribute nearly $2628 trillion in government programs, to apportion political power, and to divide the country into racial blocs.
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Such machines will then face an age-old problem of moral philosophy: how to apportion benefits and costs among different individuals with conflicting desires.
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It becomes easy to win lopsided delegate margins starting March 15, when states are allowed to apportion their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.
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But remember: The Constitution says we are supposed to make our best effort to count citizens and noncitizens and then apportion representation based on those counts.
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Germany said last week the video was not enough to apportion blame, while Britain said no other state or non-state actor could have been responsible.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After disasters in the United States like Hurricane Harvey, lawyers get busy with lawsuits seeking to apportion blame and claim damages.
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Clinton is also pouring money into two congressional districts, in Nebraska and Maine, that both apportion their own presidential electoral vote and have competitive House races.
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If your main goal is to apportion the glittering prizes to a representative cohort that "looks like America," then you put your thumb on the scales.
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But the bill to eliminate that Saturday would apportion those lost hours among other early voting days, so the total hours of polling would not change.
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So the formula to apportion delegates is the total numbers after 2150nd alignment x (the total number of delegates) / (the total of people at the caucus).
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Following the Balearic Islands' example, the Valencian regional government is now preparing the way to pass its own historical memory law and apportion funds for excavations.
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In a notable signal that close U.S. allies are wary of Washington's position, Germany said the U.S. video was not enough to apportion blame for Thursday's attack.
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But the vast majority of the delegates will be awarded in each of California's 53 Congressional Districts, which apportion three delegates to the winner in each district.
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If Russia has nothing to hide, the logic goes, then why effectively ban the only organization with the international backing to apportion blame for chemical weapons attacks?
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His "never-ending kick line of drugs" required parties of a different sort every Sunday to apportion close to 60 daily pills into time-stamped plastic bags.
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Admiral Aucoin said he would appoint a flag officer to conduct one of several investigations that will seek to establish exactly what happened and to apportion responsibility.
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When I pay my rent, phone bill and other necessities, and apportion some money toward savings, I budget enough to stay caffeinated until at least the next payday.
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Individual people still embrace or reject evidence too hastily, still apportion blame tribally, but civil contact with people of different perspectives can keep the resulting distortions within bounds.
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An alternative system is to divide up the profits of a corporation and apportion them to countries according to how many sales and employees they have located there.
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Before Wednesday's game, Boone suggested that he had already kicked around ideas on how to apportion playing time and that he could see both Andujar and Urshela playing.
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Census data is used to apportion congressional seats and electoral college votes that determine the winner of presidential elections, as well as the distribution of federal funds among states.
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The decennial population count is used to apportion members of the US House of Representatives, draw state political districts and allocate hundreds of billions of dollars in government funding.
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Holding particular harassers responsible for harms suffered by an entire industry or gender is difficult; there are too many contributing factors for it to be easy to apportion blame.
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The election commission seemed uncertain of how to apportion the votes, telling reporters at one news conference to work it out for themselves after releasing 208 pages of returns.
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Alabama has asked a federal district court to exclude undocumented immigrants from the population counts used to apportion the 435 seats in the House of Representatives among the states.
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Most crucially, they influence how resources and political power are doled out: Cities use census data to set budgets and the Constitution mandates a national census to apportion congressional seats.
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They had already seen South Yorkshire Police's capacity to shape the narrative of events to its own advantage and apportion blame in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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If those cigarettes are apportion to the population across the world, and then its number is equals to 2500 cigarettes are consumed by each people, including men, women and children.
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The separatist government would have to negotiate thorny issues with Spain, such as how to apportion Spain's debt, now equivalent to just over 443 percent of its gross domestic product.
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Other estimates, which simply apportion House seats according to the 2019 estimates, show smaller gains for Texas and Florida, where the population has been booming year-over-year this decade.
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Canada's largest pipeline company said it will apportion Lines 4 and 67, which ship heavy crude, by 36 percent and Lines 2 and 3, which carry light barrels, by 17 percent.
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Urgency to narrow the Republican field is growing, because many states voting on Super Tuesday (March 1) apportion delegates only to nominees who get at least 20 percent of the vote.
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In any event, ministers will then hold a vote the following month, giving states a number of votes to apportion to their favorites and proceeding through knockout rounds to a winner.
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If taxpayers are required to apportion expenses between their export business and their domestic business, there will be controversies comparable to those relating to transfer pricing, just in a different guise.
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The fund would also apportion about $200 million for community colleges, public four-year colleges and universities, and apprenticeships, according to State Representative Drew Hansen, a Democrat who sponsored the bill.
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Amid so much pessimism about the possibility of a deal in just weeks, many diplomats say a phoney struggle is underway between London and Brussels to apportion responsibility for any failure.
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How else, though, to make voting easier, to fairly apportion legislative districts and the education budget, to impose campaign financing limits and higher ethics standards and to grant localities self-government?
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The decision is a win for civil rights groups who argued that the addition of the question onto the decennial survey, which is used to apportion congressional districts, would disenfranchise minority groups.
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Why it matters: Census data is used to apportion congressional seats and electoral college votes that determine the winner of presidential elections, as well as the distribution of federal funds among states.
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It can deploy policy instruments as it chooses and apportion levels of priority to each of its three objectives set by law: maximum employment, stable prices and moderate long-term interest rates.
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It is irresponsible to apportion blame for a crime without clear verification, regardless of previous guilt; it not only victimizes the innocent but also muddies the water in identifying those truly responsible.
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She spoke to her citizens for four minutes, standing at her lectern at 10 Downing Street, using that brief time at such a historic moment more to apportion blame than provide solutions.
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This pattern of population growth and reciprocal House growth continued until 1920, when the House failed to apportion after the decennial census because of hostilities between urban and rural states over representation.
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That census became the first regular count by any country to apportion power in a representative government rather than to calculate taxes, conscript for the military, or allocate human and natural resources.
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Their failure to participate would affect population counts needed not only to apportion legislative seats, but to distribute hundreds of billions of dollars in federal money to areas that most need it.
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A government-appointed commission chaired by Green ex-environment minister Juergen Trittin is trying to decide how to apportion the costs for the decommissioning of plants and the storage of nuclear waste.
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The private philanthropy that Davis commends leaves it up to the people with means to apportion the money as they see fit — an individual solution to what is arguably a structural problem.
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The Trump administration wants to add a question about citizenship status to the 2020 US census, which will be used to divide up congressional seats and apportion millions of dollars of federal funding.
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When utilizing an asset allocation investment strategy, you apportion a percentage of your investment portfolio to certain asset classes, balancing risk and reward based on factors such as time horizon or risk tolerance.
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Patent trolls always wanted damages based on a whole product's revenue, not just the value of a "trivial patented invention," so the lobbyists wanted to change patent damages laws to narrowly apportion damages.
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States and municipalities also rely on accurate population counts to determine how to apportion disaster relief, how to approach infrastructure projects, and how to manage other services including schools, public-health assistance and emergency services.
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The decennial count of United States residents, which the Constitution mandates to include both citizens and noncitizens, is used to apportion House seats among the states and to redraw both local and state political boundaries.
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And they are not elected by the public but indirectly by state assemblies, using a system so bafflingly complex that in practice parties often avoid a vote by agreeing among themselves how to apportion seats.
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The rule would make clear that state governments must apportion Title X funds based on a provider's ability to perform family planning services effectively — not on other factors like whether a provider also offers abortions.
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It's a really hard to know to apportion it between tax evasion and crime, but I'm guessing that of the ones that are held domestically, 75 percent or 80 percent are for tax evasion and crime.
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Under the treaty, the government promised to purge the army of abusive officers, create a civilian national police force, grant political freedom to guerrillas who disarmed, and apportion land to peasants where rebels remained in control.
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On this day in 1792, President George Washington exercised his power to veto legislation for the first time in the nation's history when he refused to sign a bill designed to apportion members of the House.
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In a world where most scientists are so wary of public conflict that they seem to apportion criticism with a pipette, the new doubts about Dr. Croce's work draw carefully measured opinions from some towering figures.
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Alabama is also suing the Commerce Department to block the census from counting undocumented immigrants in population totals used to apportion Congress, a practice "robbing" residents of "their rightful share of political representation," the state said.
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I do not mention that to apportion blame or to suggest that Israeli society alone is responsible, but rather to offer an explanation for why moments such as these can be so painfully divisive for Israelis.
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That could have consequences for political power and government money across the US. The decennial count is used to apportion seats in the US House and allocate hundreds of billions of dollars in federal and state funds.
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The Supreme Court has also said sampling can't be used to apportion seats in the House of Representatives, though it left room for sampling to be used for state redistricting and apportionment of federal funds to states.
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But many people apportion much of the blame for the brouhaha on her campaign to have her patron, Mr. Netanyahu, lead the ceremony instead of Mr. Edelstein, whom Ms. Regev views as a potential rival within Likud.
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Though there are broad disagreements over precisely how much blame to apportion to each cause, it is beyond dispute that the digging of thousands of canals in coastal areas for pipelines and navigation has dramatically accelerated erosion.
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The intention to "apportion" the EU's existing agricultural quota commitments based on trade flows had already been leaked to other WTO members, seven of whom fired a pre-emptive warning shot in their own letter last week.
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Pentagon Ends Review of Deadly Niger Ambush, Again Blaming Junior Officers: Military leaders have struggled over how to apportion blame over the deaths of four American soldiers amid family members' demands to hold more senior officers accountable.
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They were concerned that the addition of this question would scare off immigrants from participating in the census and that the data would be used to apportion congressional seats in a way that factored in the citizens in each state: Voting rights advocates fear that generating citizenship data from the "actual enumeration" of the census would give the federal government the information it needed to apportion congressional seats based on how many citizens lived in each state, rather than how many people — something that would likely hurt Texas and California.
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LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - Some banks are fudging which staff are ultimately responsible for decisions, contravening a new regime designed to make it easier to apportion blame if something goes wrong, Britain's top market regulator said on Wednesday.
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However you choose to apportion blame, the result is that Greedo will spend, at a minimum, another year-and-a-half in the stultifying recesses of a Texas prison, away from his daughter, his fiancée, and his microphone.
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"In the case of the presidential primary, the purpose is not to elect an individual or to choose electors for President, but to allow the party using the primary system to apportion delegates to its convention," Mills said.
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Other major barriers include things like public acceptance of self-driving technology, and liability and insurance complications that arise once you remove human drivers from the mix — raising questions like how do you apportion blame when something goes wrong?
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The formula for apportioning congressmen, which is directly tied to the number of electors, relied at that time on the 3/5 Compromise, whereby each slave in a state counted as fraction of a person to apportion congressional seats.
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The company's chief executive, Vic Neufeld, said in a statement on Tuesday that the TSX guidance "does not properly apportion the weight and context" that should be applied when looking at the variance between U.S. federal and state law.
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BRUSSELS – Member nations of the global chemical weapons watchdog voted Wednesday to give the organization the authority to apportion blame for illegal attacks, expanding its powers following a bitter dispute pitting between Britain and its western allies against Russia and Syria.
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The concept of sharing the use of vehicles is not new to the auto industry, but the use of blockchain technology to record vehicle ownership, log the use of vehicles, and apportion insurance costs and other transactions is in its infancy.
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Sir Mark Sykes and François Georges-Picot were appointed by the British and French governments respectively to decide how to apportion the lands of the Ottoman empire, which had entered the war on the side of Germany and the central powers.
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Scientifically, there is no method that can apportion group differences in this way, no empirical analysis that might assign IQ differences between racial groups to one or another source, much less come up with a meaningful balance between the two.
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The health secretary has in the last week emerged as a target inside and outside the administration, as officials look to apportion blame for a U.S. outbreak that caught federal officials by surprise and has already claimed at least 11 lives.
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To help small businesses specifically, those of us in the nonprofit small business lending space are coming together to ask Congress to apportion $6900 billion of the $2628 billion earmarked for businesses to go to the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund.
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You start with a "base" of 3,200 delegates nationwide and then apportion those delegates to each state based on how many votes Democrats cast in the last three elections, plus another share based on how many electoral votes each state gets.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates said on Wednesday that clear and convincing evidence was needed to apportion blame for attacks last month on four oil tankers off its coast, and that tensions in the region needed to be dialled down.
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The Trump administration is still under huge pressure to reappraise US–Saudi relations in light of Khashoggi's murder, but Trump has refused to apportion blame to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, preferring to highlight the relationship's importance for arms deals and containing Iran.
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Details: Seeborg wrote that adding the question to the decennial census, which is used to apportion congressional seats, is "quite effective at depressing self-response rates among immigrants" and that it "poses a significant risk of distorting" congressional representation among the states.
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As the capacity of North Sea offshore wind farms grows, having a central hub will make it easier to apportion the low-carbon power to European nations as needed, and ultimately help the EU meet targets for cuts in emissions, the company says.
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Democratic Senator Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire told Dillingham the citizenship question could have a "real chilling effect" on participation in the mandatory, once-a-decade count of the U.S. population, which is used to apportion congressional seats and determine federal funding.
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The surcharge would be at the lower end of a range of 6-13 billion euros which had been discussed by a government-appointed commission charged with how to apportion the costs of Germany's plans to phase out nuclear power by 2022.
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More than a year after the ambush — the American military's largest loss of life in Africa since the 1993 "Black Hawk Down" debacle in Somalia — top military leaders continue to battle over how to apportion blame and who should be held accountable.
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Because census data is used to apportion seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, dole out federal funding and serve as the basis for state-level political districts, an undercount of immigrants could affect a state or city's political representation for a decade.
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Dressed in a black suit, charcoal gray shirt and a black-and-blue striped tie, Jewell told the court he failed to properly apportion funds between his two roles at the UAW and the National Training Center funded by the FCA to train workers.
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In the short run, it's clear to me that zoos around the world should not only be re-examining their gorilla enclosures, but also examining how well they apportion income from such exhibits to programs that can protect this remarkable species in the wild.
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"From the beginning, the fundamental purpose of the "one person, one vote" principle has been to ensure that the states apportion districts in a way that protects the right of eligible voters to an equal vote," they wrote in their brief for the Supreme Court.
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Beginning with Wisconsin, the race moves into states that apportion delegates based on who wins in each congressional district, which would allow anti-Trump forces to peel delegates away from him in states like New York and California, where he is expected to run strong.
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Nearly two years after the ambush — the American military's largest loss of life in combat in Africa since the 1993 "Black Hawk Down" debacle in Somalia — top military leaders have continued to struggle over how to apportion blame and who should be held accountable.
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Image 2 of 2 BRUSSELS – The global chemical weapons watchdog plans to vote Wednesday on whether it should have authority to apportion blame for attacks, an idea arising from frictions between Britain and its key Western allies on one side and Russia and Syria on the other.
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The G.O.P.'s delegate rules and primaries calendar make it surprisingly easy for a candidate to make a big comeback after Super Tuesday: The states become more favorable to establishment-backed candidates, and the rules permit states to apportion more of their delegates to the winner.
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When approached for comment on the tainted fuel, the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) referred Reuters to a statement issued in late-July in which it said it was "not useful to seek to apportion fault when there is no agreement as to what the root cause is".
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Discussions are well underway among auto insurers and legislators about how to apportion liability and costs when self-driving cars get into crashes, as they inevitably will — although it is widely expected that these cars will prove to be much safer, on average, than driver-operated cars are today.
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As the reality of President Donald J. Trump sets in, dismayed progressives will try to apportion blame between a Trump-enabling, substance-ignoring media, Republican vote suppressors in state legislatures and the federal courts, Hillary Clinton's weaknesses as a candidate, irresponsible third-party runs, and various other factors.
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And under a radically divergent plan of social value, that prospect wouldn't have to be as daunting as it may sound now—because socialist arrangements would not only redistribute prosperity more broadly, but also freely apportion two intangible goods that are now in short supply: trust and time.
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Here are several of the commercial, political and research efforts that depend on accurate census data: The Constitution requires the government to enumerate the number of people living in the United States every 10 years, and to use that data to apportion the seats in Congress among the states.
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There is, however, one easy step that would preserve the small-state bias and yet make at least the presidential election close to democratic: Have all states apportion their Electoral College vote in proportion to votes cast for each candidate to fulfill the promise of one person one vote.
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Shame, and its proper placing at the feet of the perpetrator rather than the victim, is at the heart of the sudden outpouring about sexual assault and harassment, usually perpetrated by men in positions of power, and the spread of the movement to apportion blame where it belongs.
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Multiple cities, states and civil rights groups sued, saying that the question would decrease the response rate of new immigrants and, because the count is used to apportion seats for the US House of Representatives and statehouses, undercut political representation for mainly urban, heavily immigrant locales in America.
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The passwords in the manual appear to be for the Open Elect Central Suite, the backend election-management system used to create election definition files for each voting machine before every election—the files that tell the machine how to apportion votes based on the marks voters make on a ballot.
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LONDON — The former Russian spy Sergei V. Skripal and his daughter, Yulia Skripal, remain unconscious and are in critical but stable condition, Britain's home secretary, Amber Rudd, told lawmakers on Thursday, adding that it was too early to apportion blame for a "brazen and reckless" attack involving a nerve agent.
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It's debatable how best to quantify the impact of Kissinger's actions, and difficult to determine how much of the blame to apportion to him versus other US officials and especially compared with the foreign leaders, whether in Argentina or Pakistan or elsewhere, who ultimately carried out many of these atrocities.
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To their credit, Rob Bilott and [his colleague] Tom Terp, even before our story begins, were working in Superfund legislation, which is about figuring out who's to blame for toxic sites in the country that are identified by the EPA, and how to apportion that responsibility among the companies involved.
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And voting rights advocates fear that generating citizenship data from the "actual enumeration" of the census would give the federal government the information it needed to apportion congressional seats based on how many citizens lived in each state, rather than how many people — something that would likely hurt Texas and California.
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Let's see what we lose and what we gain in doing so, and let's leave aside the big picture which, in any case, we don't have a clear enough view of to be able to apportion praise or blame, and which may in itself be neither good nor bad, but simply necessary.
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But while many past epidemiological studies and experiments have looked at how we apportion our days — how many hours we spend, on average, sleeping, sitting, working, eating, exercising and so on — few have closely examined how we balance one activity against another and the extent to which some activities elbow others aside.
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Trump's reaction to defeat The President's public comments before and after the humiliating defeat was typical of his engagement during the process, showing an incomplete understanding of the political dynamics, a tendency to apportion blame to others and a lack of specifics about how the legislation could be saved or improved beyond unspecific platitudes.
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"The city has always viewed this incident as a tragedy for the firefighters and their families, but we believe that the jury's verdict does not fairly apportion liability in view of compelling evidence that established that the landlord's numerous building code violations were directly responsible for this horrible event," the spokesman, Nick Paolucci, said.
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The stain of slavery is on the Electoral College as it is on all US history; the formula for apportioning congressmen, which is directly tied to the number of electors, relied at that time on the 3/5 Compromise, whereby each slave in a state counted as fraction of a person to apportion congressional seats.
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"The city has always viewed this incident as a tragedy for the firefighters and their families, but we believe that the jury's verdict does not fairly apportion liability in view of compelling evidence that established that the landlord's numerous building code violations were directly responsible for this horrible event," the spokesman, Nick Paolucci, said in a statement.
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If Apple were to be taxed properly, tax authorities would apportion some part of the profits of the company to each part of the chain of companies involved in creating Apple products, but how do we work out how much of the profits of a $1,000 iPhone should go to one part of the chain or another?
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People close to the talks said that a model being discussed was to apportion the money into three buckets: one for the states, a second for the cities and counties, and the third and largest for an opioid remediation fund for the general public, supervised by a monitor who would possibly be appointed by the court.
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There is that overriding idea—spawned from a Thought Catalog piece about two years ago, if we want to apportion blame—an idea that social media is "just the highlights reel," a focus on the good and a careful sidestepping of the bad, and no more is that so than on Instagram: We never cry on Instagram; we are rarely melancholy.
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Since ES&S creates ballot-definition files before each election for some customers — the critical programming files that tell machines how to apportion votes based on a voter's screen touch or marks on a paper ballot — a malicious actor able to get into ES&S's network could conceivably corrupt these files so machines misinterpret a vote for Donald Trump, say, as one for his opponent, or vice versa.
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Voting rights activists also said they worried undercounts due to the question could lead to the loss of congressional representation, as Lind and Nelson explained: Voting rights advocates fear that generating citizenship data from the "actual enumeration" of the census would give the federal government the information it needed to apportion congressional seats based on how many citizens lived in each state, rather than how many people — something that would likely hurt Texas and California.
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S. President Donald Trump blames Iran for Thursday's attacks and says any bid to close the Strait of Hormuz would not last long **The U.S. military releases a video saying it shows Iran's Revolutionary Guard drawing up to side of the Japanese-owned Kokuka Courageous tanker and removing an unexploded mine from its hull **The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman says accusing Iran is "convenient" for U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other U.S. officials, adding Iran is responsible for security in the Strait of Hormuz **Germany says U.S. video not enough to apportion blame.
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Here are the latest developments: * U.S. President Donald Trump blames Iran for Thursday's attacks and says any bid to close the Strait of Hormuz would not last long * The U.S. military releases a video saying it shows Iran's Revolutionary Guard drawing up to side of the Japanese-owned Kokuka Courageous tanker and removing an unexploded mine from its hull * The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman says accusing Iran is "convenient" for U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other U.S. officials, adding Iran is responsible for security in the Strait of Hormuz * Germany says U.S. video not enough to apportion blame.
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