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"It was an assurance that should never have been asked or given. It was not our right to apportion power like that, " he writes.

Speaking at the talks, Mr Wen said avoiding conflict between the Koreas was "most urgent" , but did not apportion blame for the sinking.

There was more condemnation of North Korea from Russia, EU and the UK, although China - the North's main ally - refused to apportion blame.

And Congress may not even be able to accurately apportion blame or determine the price to be paid for past mistakes.

From the first page, each report makes clear that "the investigation is not conducted in such a way as to apportion blame. "

But it did so with restraint: "Rather than seeking to apportion blame, " it says, "thoughtful reactions must be the first priority. "

The Denver researchers were especially interested in how the athletes' bodies would apportion and use calories.

Investigation of the chemical composition of particles, and source apportion is urgently required for air pollution control strategy.

The desire to apportion blame and seek retribution after disaster strikes is human.

It was difficult to apportion load changes between generators, and frequently one plant was assigned to do the governing for a system.

These projects might not be exactly alike: students might apportion their time differently, or add another discipline to the mix.

It was difficult to apportion the blame for the accident between the two drivers.

He tried to apportion blame for this very serious wastage of talent.

When we received evaluation results and orders for improvement, I would apportion them out to Morino-san or whoever else was responsible.

Cause of air amount delivering apportion of air condition piping system inadequate to a bus is analyzed.

But it is also used to apportion seats in the House of Representatives and draw boundaries for state legislatures and school boards.

The party can unite and strive to widen its appeal, or apportion blame, purify its thinking and contract to irrelevance.

To apportion blame is not the constructive thing to do.

After in-depth research about the object model of house object, proposed an improved general standard apportion calculation model.

Hans Christian Andersen's tale is worth remembering as politicians apportion blame for sovereign-debt scares.

This helps to apportion the responsibility to the correct development team for detailed analysis.

Automatic mixing control, different mixing apportion is adjustable.

The problem is measuring it: How do you calculate the cost of climate change and then apportion it fairly among the world's businesses?

To divide and distribute proportionally; apportion.

Due to the lack of witnesses, it is difficult to apportion the blame for the accident right now.

Compromise let us take it to apportion the difference.

The programme gives the facts but does not apportion blame .

Mother a moon cake remained has gotten down for the father who worked, slivered 6 petals another moon cake to apportion everybody to eat.

It was difficult to apportion the blame for the accident.

It's already been agreed in principle to apportion the value of the patents.

A Steward is the man to whom the king or master entrusts his treasures and goods, to apportion to those who have a right to them.

Schools can choose their own texts, even write their own, and apportion the school day as they please.

Apportion To divide and assign according to a plan; allot.

If you apportion equity, you will certainly do it wrong.

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In 2005 the local authorities in Zeguo, China, used the technique to apportion a 40m yuan ($5. 9m) infrastructure budget.

Responsible to process cost accounting of the company's products, to formulate normative cost approach, and to apportion costs correctly;

Arbitrary charges, Arbitrary penalty, Arbitrary apportion and Arbitrary inspection

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Discussion of Multiformity of Cogeneration and Adaptability of Thermoelectric Cost-apportion

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Research on Shooting Air-raid Aims Optimization Apportion of Ground Air Defense Weapons Mixed Configuration

A Brief Discussion of the Feasibility of the Transit and Apportion Engineering of City Natural Gas

Problems Existing in Examining and Calculating the Awaiting Apportion Expenses

Economic Analysis on the Apportion of Public Resources in Administrative Permission

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The panel or independent trade expert shall apportion the costs, based on the merits of the case;

On Apportion of Post Number and Workload in Postal Enterprise

An Optimization Model of System Reliability Apportion Based on Genetic Algorithms

The best apportion of group sampling

Add up and Apportion for CATV System Index

Research on the Optimal Apportion Model of Tactical Missile Attacking Multiobject Based on Mixed Disposition

A Decision Model of Target's Optimization Apportion Based on Dynamic Programming

An Optimization Apportion Model of Target Based on Genetic Algorithms

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