Sentence examples for being proportionate to from inspiring English sources

The major branches of Christianity have traditionally affirmed that the moral order of the universe and the justice of God require a certain symmetry between eternal reward for the blessed and eternal punishment for the damned, with the degree and kinds of suffering in hell being proportionate to the sins.

Focusing on plant-derived foods, this paper proposes to recognize traditional exotic foods in current EU law as a food category sui generis with food safety evidence requirements being proportionate to the risks they may pose.

"His approach in resuming taxation had been drawn from Adam Smith, the sage of Kirkcaldy who set out a series of maxims in 1776 to the effect that taxes should offer certainty, convenience and efficiency while being proportionate to the ability to pay".

Five hundred students were selected from the four institutions through a process of stratified sampling, with the sample allocation being proportionate to the number of students in each class in an institution.

81 A consensus group in Canada and Europe analyzed nine studies and report that use of MAL-PDT can be considered as a safe and effective treatment for BCC in patients with Gorlin syndrome, the efficacy being proportionate to the thickness of the lesion.

A further one third of the 126 villages within the selected sub locations were subsequently randomly selected at the third stage resulting in 42 villages, with the number of villages per division being proportionate to the pig population in the division.

"Our resources are proportionate to smaller numbers".

Nonetheless, the time should be proportionate to the offence.

Maybe the (3:1 male/female ratio) is proportionate to what it is in the industry".

When gold was revaluated, platinum's rise was proportionate to the revaluation.

It found that the number of women accepted onto programmes was proportionate to the number applying.