Sentence examples for and proportionate in a from inspiring English sources

The conservation, access and use of data by competent national authorities must be limited to what is strictly necessary and proportionate in a democratic society.They must be subject to substantial and effective safeguards.

A second issue will be whether officers are justified and proportionate in "the use of force" when dealing with protesters.

"Any use of force must at all times be lawful, necessary and proportionate in the circumstances," he said.

The Sub-Committee decided that revocation of the licence is both appropriate and proportionate in light of all the circumstances.

It decided that the revocation of the Licence was both appropriate and proportionate in light of all the circumstances.

The CRS assumption states that a given and proportionate increase in all inputs in the long run will result in an increase in outputs in the same proportion.

Foreign Secretary William Hague said talks at the UN would continue "over the coming days" but he insisted the international community still had a responsibility to act in a "legal and proportionate" way if an agreement could not be reached.

However, this finding is contingent on our assumption that the proportionate increase in chemotherapy coverage, and proportionate reduction in time to chemotherapy from CCC, is constant across ethnic groups.

Christianity is legal in Iran, and Christians have special, and proportionate, seats in Parliament.

The BPI believes that a graduated response system – whereby infringing subscribers are given an escalated notifications, warnings and deterrent measures – is a fair and proportionate way to effect a change in behaviour.

The FTT is on sound legal footing and totally proportionate in its scope.