Sentence examples for a question of proportionality from inspiring English sources

"It's really a question of proportionality," she said.

There is also a question of proportionality, Mr. Mauer said.

But it's a question of proportionality and how you balance the interests of a minority with the majority interest".

This is a question of proportionality.

Al Hussein concludes that the core of the issue is a question of proportionality, arguing that the security services' hope to gain extra information about one "dreadful crime" must be weighed against the risk of "enabling a multitude of other crimes all across the world".

"There is a question of proportionality here that was ignored to focus on the acts of two or three people at the expense of close to a thousand saying 'Get out of our city, La Meute doesn't represent our city.'".

I do think there is a serious question of proportionality". The Met Police are refusing to comment officially on Mr Kennedy and would not say whether or not he is still a police officer.

Well, apart from the obvious bait and switch, then there's a question of distribution and proportionality.

Finally, I must stress that the lawfulness of military action depends not only on the existence of a legal basis, but also on the question of proportionality.

Question of Proportionality Under international law, proportionality is defined as a question of judgment, not of numbers: Is the potential risk to civilians excessive in relationship to the anticipated military advantage?

What we want to look at is the question of proportionality". Sir Malcolm's committee is carrying out an inquiry into UK intelligence agencies' access to people's private information.