apportionable (Meaning)

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apportionable (s)

capable of being distributed

apportionable Sentence Examples

  1. The budget committee determined that the remaining funds were apportionable among the different departments.
  2. The judge ruled that the estate's assets were apportionable among the heirs according to the will.
  3. The resources allocated to the project were deemed apportionable based on the project's needs and timelines.
  4. In a fair taxation system, the burden should be apportionable according to each individual's income.
  5. The profits from the venture were apportionable among the stakeholders based on their investment contributions.
  6. The company's expenses were apportionable among its various branches based on their usage of shared resources.
  7. The committee discussed whether the blame for the failure was apportionable among the team members or if it was due to external factors.
  8. According to the terms of the agreement, any additional costs incurred during the project would be apportionable between the parties involved.
  9. In the event of a dispute, the mediator would determine whether the damages were apportionable between the two parties or if one party bore sole responsibility.
  10. The scholarship committee decided that the available funds were apportionable among the qualified applicants based on their academic achievements and financial need.

FAQs About the word apportionable

capable of being distributed

allocate, distribute,allot, assign, portion, split, allow, dispense, measure, divide

deprive (of), deprive (of), retain, retain, withhold,deny, deny, withhold,keep, keep

The budget committee determined that the remaining funds were apportionable among the different departments.

The judge ruled that the estate's assets were apportionable among the heirs according to the will.

The resources allocated to the project were deemed apportionable based on the project's needs and timelines.

In a fair taxation system, the burden should be apportionable according to each individual's income.