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prorate
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To divide proportionately. To adjust, share, or distribute something or some amount on a pro rata basis.


prorate verb allocate, allot, apportion, apportion pro rata, assess pro rata, assess proportionally, distribute, distribute proportionally, divide, divide proportionally, dole, mete out, parcel out, portion, split up
Associated concepts: prorate taxes
See also: allocate, allot, apportion, assess, charge, disburse, distribute, divide, parcel, partition


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The district court denied the petition, finding that the BOP regulation that used the amount of time actually served by the prisoner as the basis for prorating good-time credits, rather than the sentence imposed, was a reasonable interpretation of the statute governing the allocation of good-time credits.
Prorating the carryback is less desirable because relief would be slow in coming and it would further complicate an already complex NOL process.
05 in cash, subject to a prorating based on a maximum cash amount of Can$2.
 
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