reapportionment

美 　英

• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)重新分配；選區(qū)重新分配；名額調(diào)整

例句

In 1920 rural politicians felt so threatened by the burgeoning cities that they held back reapportionment until the next count, in 1930.

在1920年，蓬勃發(fā)展的城市讓鄉(xiāng)土派政客們感到了威脅，他們于是抵制眾議院席位重新分配法，直到1930年的再次人口統(tǒng)計(jì)。

All but one of the states that would have lost House seats in a 1920 reapportionment proceeded to lose when the 1930 census was taken.

在1920年的重新分配中丟失眾議院席位的各州中，只有一個(gè)州在1930年普查數(shù)據(jù)啟用后仍然沒有得到席位。

There's a similar lesson in the fact that Florida gains two seats in the reapportionment and New York loses two.

對(duì)于其他州，也有著同樣的現(xiàn)象。佛羅里達(dá)周獲得了兩個(gè)額外席位，紐約州則失去了兩個(gè)。

The big winner from reapportionment is Texas, which will gain four seats. Florida will add two.

席位重新分配的最大受益者是德克薩斯州，它會(huì)增加4個(gè)席位。

This paper focuses on these judicial decisions and intends to study this reapportionment issue in Japan from the constitutional viewpoint.

本論文便是針對(duì)這些司法判決，試著從憲法的觀點(diǎn)去探討此一「議員定數(shù)不均衡」的問題。

Conservative Texas, for example, is gaining four seats in the reapportionment set in train by last year's census;

例如，根據(jù)去年人口統(tǒng)計(jì)，趨于保守的共和州得克薩斯將會(huì)增加4個(gè)席位；