Sentence examples for be more proportionate from inspiring English sources

"We are concerned that the penalties imposed on jockeys should be more proportionate.

"If there is a little problem we can be more proportionate.

The ECJ added it had to be shown to be more proportionate and effective than using general taxation.

Eustice continued his speech by announcing that he is seeking to "slash guidance", to "drive down the burden of farm inspections further", and that he is "pushing hard at an EU level for sanctions and penalties to be more proportionate".

Officials say assessments will be more "proportionate", so there are no longer long and complicated tests to decide if someone, for example, needs help getting into the shower.

But what could be more proportionate than a carefully planned and specifically targeted attack on an admitted terrorist who boasted of being an active combatant?

No. Would I like it if the racial mix was more proportionate?

He argued the new proposals were "more proportionate, specific and appropriate".

It is time it was replaced by something whose costs are more proportionate to its benefits both for the universities and the taxpayer.

"Excessive costs and their threat may force defendants to settle unwarranted claims," said the justice minister, Bridget Prentice.. "The aim of these proposals is to bring more effective cost control to litigation in defamation proceedings and to ensure that costs in this area are more proportionate and reasonable.

To ensure that access application systems are appropriately harmonized across the globe, funders could take the lead, informed by policy developed through the ELSI 2.0 infrastructure, in implementing a system that is more proportionate for lower risk data.