Sentence examples for A proportionate approach from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the FSA said it had "zero tolerance" for welfare breaches and used a "proportionate approach" to enforcement.

We need a proportionate approach to road safety that targets problems such as poor road design and problem-makers such as reckless drivers.

It would take five full-time officers and about six months to view the material and many years to translate it, so officers would have to take a "proportionate" approach, the court heard.

Monitor is urged to take "a proportionate approach that encourages both", but it is admitted that "it remains unclear in practice how the rules of competition and integration will be interpreted".

It also wants to see a "clear, standardised procedure" for access to comms data, and proof that data that's more than six months old is regularly used "in order to establish a proportionate approach to data retention".

Firstly, it is through a proportionate approach that an appropriate level of security will be achieved, and that approach is not apparent in the case of the current agreements.

She added she was confident that savings would be found through "greater integration of health and social care, a more proportionate approach to assessment and an increased focus on early intervention and prevention".

United States scholars have — in our view rightly — called for a more proportionate approach: one that allows for principled discretion balancing the utility of removal with the rights and interests of non-citizens coupled with adequate judicial oversight (Kanstroom, 2012; McLeod, 2012).

Whether this represents a proportionate advance in secularization is open to interpretation.

Three-quarters of families receiving money transfers go on to support poorer relatives with small amounts which are often crucial to survival.Given Somalia's humanitarian needs there is a case for a tailored and proportionate approach.

He also says that a plan by the CIPD to create a code of good practice is welcomed as a "sensible and proportionate approach".