Sentence examples for criteria of proportionality from inspiring English sources

In a report published on Friday, MPs on the home affairs committee reiterate the basic truth: the only way we can be confident that the state is on our side is by continuous monitoring of its activities against publicly accepted criteria of proportionality and conduct.

We further postulate that the clearing process satisfies the criteria of proportionality, limited liability, and absolute priority of debt, as outlined by Eisenberg and Noe (2001).

The evaluation of Israel's actions under a standard of proportionality stands on its own.

Whether the use of nuclear weapons is per se illegal under international law is an issue of some controversy; in any event, the criteria of necessity and proportionality would have to be met.

Preemptive strikes by countries that reasonably believe that an attack upon them is imminent are controversial but permissible under international law, provided that the criteria of necessity and proportionality are present.

As explained by the Steering Committee on Bioethics, these sanctions should, above all, meet the criteria of necessity and proportionality.

So apparently the latter usually hardly operates within the terms of the law (Hawley, 1984), e.g. such companies fail to meet such criteria of social justice as proportionality, the principle of merit, and affected social groups (Sadurski, 1984).

But some of the criteria — especially proportionality — did much less obviously so as the intervention wore on.

The result: flexibility plus the absence of criteria, process and procedure means that the notion of proportionality that should guide decision-making and operations ends up entirely out of proportion.

The assumption of proportionality for all Cox proportional hazard analyses was graphically tested and fulfilled the criteria.

However, we could agree that not all technologies are suitable for inclusion in this construction of the New Earth process; furthermore, they need to fulfil three key criteria irreversibility, proportionality, and foreseeability.