And disproportionately broad segments of America, either privately or otherwise, want both to lose.
Last April a ruling by Europe's top court, the European Court of Justice (ECJ), struck down specific European digital data retention powers on the grounds that they were disproportionately broad.
Last April a ruling by Europe's top court, the European Court of Justice (ECJ), struck down specific European digital data retention powers on the grounds that they were disproportionately broad.
He also referred back to the ECJ's decision, back in April, to strike down the European Data Retention Direction that was made in the wake of 7/7 terror attacks — with the Court determining it to be disproportionately broad and contra to individual privacy rights.
He also referred back to the ECJ's decision, back in April, to strike down the European Data Retention Direction that was made in the wake of 7/7 terror attacks — with the Court determining it to be disproportionately broad and contra to individual privacy rights.
The post-pandemic sample size was designed with a disproportionately greater representation of very young and very old persons and with broad coverage of all geographic areas of NSW by using postcode as a stratification variable.
Second, George Osborne has not given any clue about how which benefits recipients would feel the pain - other than to give a broad hint that it won't be pensioners (who, coincidentally, have a disproportionately high propensity to vote in general elections).
Generally speaking, small businesses around the world receive a disproportionately smaller share of credit than we'd expect given their role in the broader economy, where they represent a large share of GDP and employment.
"It is a disproportionately modest response to an enormous problem".
Scotland has a disproportionately large number of MPs at Westminster.
