Sentence examples similar to a proportionate assessment from inspiring English sources

The Green Book requires "central government to undertake a comprehensive and proportionate assessment of all new policies, programme and projects so as to best promote the public interest when using government resources".

The rejection, popular in the wealth supported media, of proportionate assessment of the income stream and assets of the country for the support of government is leading to national bankruptcy.

Task based exposure assessment informs a proportionate public health response in rendering plant workers during highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 outbreaks, and reduces reliance on extensive antiviral prophylaxis.

If the IPCC was structured in order to catalyse a proportionate public and political response to climate change, the assessment reports would be turned on their head and would start from the needs of their audiences.

A "Shareholders of cooperative apartments are typically required to contribute to the building's general upkeep, and must pay a proportionate share of operational costs, together with any special assessments, based on the number of shares allocated to each particular unit," said Jonathan H. Newman, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

A proportionate naval response is absolutely required.

I call it a proportionate strategy".

Downing Street spoke of a "proportionate" response.

The DH's equality impact assessment roused controversy last month when it admitted that the contract would disproportionately disadvantage women, but said that was "a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim".

"We have a proportionate response in place," he said.

Instead, we need a proportionate response to extremism.