Difference between Mete Out and Malapportioned

METE OUT vs MALAPPORTIONED: ADJECTIVE

Characterized by an inappropriate or unfair proportional distribution of representatives to a legislative body.

Repartimiento, Apportion, Reallot, Portion out, Parcel out, Dole out, Shell out, Deal out, Dish out, Allot, Deal, Distribute, Lot, Administer, Dispense

Administrative unit, Administrative district, Judicial review, Political machine, Free vote, Vote of confidence, Conciliary, Public law, Cumulative vote, Administerial, Trust territory, Pylagore, Representative, Legislative, Member of parliament

Dispend, Give out, Repartimiento, Apportion, Reallot, Portion out, Parcel out, Dole out, Dish out, Deal out, Allot, Deal, Distribute, Lot, Dispense

Administrative unit, Administrative district, Judicial review, Political machine, Free vote, Vote of confidence, Conciliary, Public law, Cumulative vote, Administerial, Trust territory, Pylagore, Representative, Legislative, Member of parliament

The truth will come out and we hope the Israeli judicial system will mete out justice.
I used disproportionate force to mete out justice of the highest order.
"Let us mete out the same fate to Narendra Modi," Aiyar wrote.
Perhaps he would mete out some terrible chastisement against my presumption.
They set the rules, enforce them, mete out justice for violations.
But God will eventually and inevitably mete out righteous retribution.
Let her set standards and mete out punishments.
Mete out resources to garner support and allegiance.
Allah does not mete out suffering without cause.
Once out of the mall, they will meet a butcher so that he can mete out their meat.

Cook County are malapportioned in violation of the equal protection clause of the fourteenth amendment to the United States Constitution.