Sentence examples for Proportionate balance from inspiring English sources

The second factor will be a contextually proportionate balance: how balanced the intelligence is between its different elements, and how well-suited the balance is to the tasks at hand.

The move would have to be proportionate and to balance the public interest against that of individuals.

For years, there was no talk of a "minimal deterrent," proportionate response or balancing defense against other priorities.

Let's begin with symmetry, meaning "in balance; in proportionate arrangement," often implying a beauty that flows from such regularity.

It's easy to brand him a traitor, but there wouldn't even be a new bill, let alone an international debate about the balance between proportionate surveillance and personal privacy, but for the whistle he blew on practices developed – on both sides of the Atlantic – without public knowledge, political engagement or legal constraint.

This lowered difference with an increase in sample size is expected due to, for example, "the greater expected balance in proportionate terms between groups" [ 5].

The Administration's handling of the unprecedented emergency that began on September 11th has been, in its broad outlines, balanced and proportionate.

Mr. Shatter described the discussions with ministers as "very interesting and considered" but noted that the conclusion of the group, at least initially, was that updated E.U. data protection laws must be "balanced and proportionate" and not stifle businesses.

With load balancing, a proportionate share of wireless traffic can be guaranteed for better resource utilization.

DUP MP Sir Jeffery Donaldson tells the paper that paramilitaries were responsible "for 90% of Troubles deaths" and he calls for legacy investigations to be "balanced and proportionate".

"But that must be done in a proportionate way that gets the balance between security and liberty right," he said.