reapportionments 

  1. 名詞
reapportionment複數: 重新分配
再分攤

    
                        
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                                Rhode Island and New Jersey have developed "ad hoc" committees, but developed the past two decennial reapportionments tied to new census data.                            
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                                The 1850 Apportionment bill provided a method to be used in future reapportionments , as well as establishing the then-current 233 as the number of seats to be apportioned after future censuses.                            
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                                As these States will, for a great length of time, advance in population with peculiar rapidity, they will be interested in frequent reapportionments of the representatives to the number of inhabitants.                            
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                                The large States, therefore, who will prevail in the House of Representatives, will have nothing to do but to make reapportionments and augmentations mutually conditions of each other; and the senators from all the most growing States will be bound to contend for the latter, by the interest which their States will feel in the former.                            
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