How to pronounce “apportion” in English

So I know that Article I of the Constitution requires a census every 10 years.And that was really critical to figure out how to tax people and how to apportion representation in 1790 whenthe first census was taken.

So everyone in this room has a strip of tissue on either side of your head.It's a map of feeling, and it's got different sizes apportioned to how many nerve endings you have in each part of your body.So, for example, you have a lot of room apportioned to your hands, a lot of room apportioned to your feet.

It's a map of feeling, and it's got different sizes apportioned to how many nerve endings you have in each part of your body.So, for example, you have a lot of room apportioned to your hands, a lot of room apportioned to your feet.If we look at where those bits are-- you can see, for example, the face is quite huge because it's very sensitive.

in a manner that meets a public good, not necessarily meets a private good, in that sense.We need products-- I mean, we need something like what Google's trying with Loon, that brings actual internet access instead of just apportioning existing bandwidth.

part of the community but they had all this land.Now interspersed amongst these what was known as 'Railroad Land' would have been the government land that was being sold, being parceled off to – apportioned off, rather, to homesteaders.So all of a sudden, there's this huge conflict, class conflict that gets set up right away.