Washington divvies up the money among the states to help fund road maintenance and improvements.
|
|
Worth around $70,000, Frank evenly divvies up the pounds to each kid and himself as an inheritance.
|
|
Apple recently changed how it divvies up revenue for subscriptions so developers keep more of the proceeds.
|
|
The UN divvies up the cost of peacekeeping among its members using a complicated formula that includes economic heft.
|
|
Each afternoon, he gathers all the requests from social media and email and divvies up the orders among his locations and drivers.
|
|
As always though, the hard part for the cartel is not figuring out a number, but rather how the group divvies up the cuts.
|
|
Cassandra divvies up roles for the town and Allie is pissed to find out that she's not on any overseeing committee with her sister.
|
|
As always though, the hard part for the energy alliance is not figuring out a number, but rather how the group divvies up the cuts.
|
|
The levers of power rest within the Kong family (incidentally, also the surname of Confucius), which divvies up political, economic and military might among four brothers.
|
|
It divvies up the responsibility between the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI).
|
|
If Son proceeds with a bigger slug of WeWork, however, and depending on how he divvies up the deal, the Vision Fund could wind up disproportionately exposed to one company.
|
|
Smith said for weeks that he was uncomfortable with how the House version of the defense policy bill divvies up defense funding, but held off on definitively opposing the bill.
|
|
There's also the Upper Basin (Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, and a bit of Arizona), which divvies up a separate share of Colorado River water, according to a 230 interstate compact.
|
|
The state divvies up 2237 of their delegates between the winners of each congressional district and awards all of the remaining 2373 to the candidate who wins the majority of votes statewide.
|
|
Sessions will be in the position to call for changes to the lottery system that divvies up the visas in ways that could discourage tech companies from using the system at all.
|
|
The state divvies up 24 of their delegates between the winners of each congressional district and awards all of the remaining 18 to the candidate who wins the majority of votes statewide.
|
|
Morgan Stanley divvies up the space sector into 11 sub-industries: satellite launch, satellite internet, deep space exploration, lunar landing, earth observation, asteroid mining, space debris, space tourism, space research, manufacturing and other.
|
|
Rosenberg's company, SR 2018 LLC, is listed as a six-figure donor to the Trump Victory committee, a joint fundraising operation that divvies up funds between the campaign and the Republican National Committee.
|
|
Tech workers who want to contribute to their employers' lobbying efforts can opt to fund the PAC, which in turn divvies up the money between members of Congress, candidates, ballot initiatives and other PACs.
|
|
There is no central database, no way to share information among all the tiny police departments that feed into the clerk's office, which then divvies up crimes among 22 criminal courts, now scattered across the entire county.
|
|
Consumer (the mass-affluent) and wealth management (ultra-high-net-worth and high-net-worth), is a segment the firm introduced earlier this month when it laid out a new structure around how it divvies up financial results.
|
|
Artifact divvies up all PvP competition into three modes: "Social Play" (challenging your friends and user-generated tournaments), "Casual Play" (bot matches and unranked matchmaking), and "Expert Play" (which I'll come back to, since it's really the meat of the matter).
|
|
On one hand, the company's a profit machine — and investors are hoping to see some of that money given back to them Tuesday night in stock buybacks, as Apple divvies up overseas cash that it brought back to the U.S. thanks to tax cuts.
|
|
There are two really big things to watch in President Trump's speech today about drug prices: how much of this plan can be enacted without Congress' help, and the extent to which it takes aim at the actual prices of prescription drugs, rather than trying to rearrange the way the system divvies up those costs.
|
|