Sentence examples for believed proportionate from inspiring English sources

With so many different criminal, and other, threats to the city it protects, the current deployment of officers is no longer believed proportionate".

"Therefore, we call again on the UK Government to respect our position on the upper limit capacities in Tan 8 which we believe are proportionate.

The ruling stated that the surveillance was "not proportionate and could not reasonably have been believed to be proportionate".

One reader, a Florida cop known to these pages as "glockman," believes in punishment proportionate to the crime, an outcome he says he often sees.

The RCP president, Jane Dacre, also said she believed that "with careful management and proportionate regulation, harm reduction provides an opportunity to improve the lives of millions of people".

Party sources said they believed legislation was "entirely workable" and proportionate and they could prove through their draft Bill that it would in no way jeopardise the freedom of the press.

The report was escalated to the security resource manager of Wilson Security, who said he believed the guard's actions were proportionate and legally defensible but the case was referred to Nauruan police to investigate.

It is believed to be more reasonable than proportionate agreement since it takes the agreement by chance into account.

The government had "raised the issue very much up the agenda" by encouraging the regulators to work more closely together, and he believed that fines for offenders, while proportionate, should be large enough to "hurt".

All parties involved in the restorative conference believed the outcomes to be fair and proportionate to the offence.

Kent police said they believed the use of Ripa was justified and proportionate.