Sentence examples for clear and proportionate from inspiring English sources

The Home Office said the legislation would be drafted in a way that ensures it is clear and proportionate and does not impact on ordinary power dynamics in relationships.

The office of the Australian prime minister Tony Abbott said he would consider any request from the US "based on whether there is an achievable overall humanitarian purpose and a clear and proportionate role for Australia, as well as on a careful assessment of the risks".

"The Government should review the draft Bill to ensure that the obligations it is creating on industry are both clear and proportionate.

However, the rules should be clear, affordable and proportionate for the sake of passengers and airlines.

The McNulty-Zelen design should be considered for the evaluation of educational interventions, but these designs should have clear consent protocols and proportionate ethical review.

She said: "Reforms are needed and first, as the report confirms, it is clear that proportionate surveillance and interception is vital to saving lives and averting and disrupting dreadful attacks.

According to the Telegraph, the memo to HMRC staff said: "Our penalty regime is intended to influence customer behaviour, but also be clear and cost-effective, fair and proportionate.

The international human rights law framework makes clear that government surveillance must be prescribed by law, targeted and proportionate.

In response to the ruling, the Home Office said: "We have always been clear that David Miranda's examination by police under schedule 7 was lawful and proportionate.

Dave Hill, president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services, said: "Department for Education guidance is absolutely clear in that restraint should only be used where absolutely necessary and should be reasonable and proportionate to the circumstances.

They are squared and measured and proportionate.