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单词 apportionment
释义
apportionment
noun[CorU]
uk
/əˈpɔːʃənmənt/us
theactofsharingsomething between severalpeopleororganizations:
Theapportionment ofresourceswithin thehealthserviceis verycomplicated.
INSURANCE,LAW
theactofdecidinghowresponsibleeachpersonororganizationis for something andthereforehow much of thecoststhey ortheirinsurancecompanyshouldpay:
theapportionment ofblame/liability
ACCOUNTING
theactofdividingcostsbetween differentaccountsin afairway, or theamountthat is put into eachaccount
PROPERTY
anagreementbetween thebuyerandsellerof apropertytosharethecostsof thepropertyduring thetimethat thesaleis beingcompleted
(Definition ofapportionmentfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofapportionment

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I do not argue that apportionments should be based on actual votes cast rather than population.
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Discrepancies in the contrastive capacity of different positions, resulting in neutralisation in particular contexts, thus reflect inequalities in theapportionmentof alicensing power.
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For each district, the deviation from perfectapportionmentis the difference between the district's share of seats (s) and voters (v).
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This is an approach to achieving equitableapportionmentof health care investment.
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In many states such practices lasted until theapportionmentrevolution of the 1960s. 20.
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Furthermore, theapportionmentof other key institutions-such as the party's executive committee and party conventions-was often based on that of the legislature.
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Focusing on these funds, therefore, allows us to analyze the effect of explanatory political and economic factors on subnational fundsapportionmentunder diverse transfer regimes.
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This because it is feared that under a completelyapportionment-based system the incentive to opt for conservation will not be very great.
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Enclaves failed to update 1890s apportionments for seven decades.
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Theseapportionmentunits were not mere electoral districts established by convention, as they are today.
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This common wisdom has dissenters; scholars of intergovernmental relations have continued to focus on issues of home rule, centering their attention on problems ofapportionment.
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In this sense then, this means ofapportionmentis regressive.
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Fourth, it critically assesses the constitutionally stipulated ' population quota ' and the structural inequalities in theapportionmentof parliamentary seats.
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What difference does malapportionment make with respect to theapportionmentof federal transfers?
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Not only does this evidence of legislative deference directly undermine longstanding assertions but it suggests that rural advantages inapportionmentmay not have significantly affected state policy toward urban places.
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