Sentence examples for ensuring proportionality to from inspiring English sources
But this must always be done with the highest regard to ensuring proportionality to the threat and continued testing and maintenance of oversight mechanisms.
Italy's experience has shown that list voting is effective in ensuring proportionality in the composition of boards, in reducing agency costs, and in refining the balance between different interests.
The referendum results were allowed to stand, as while the spirit of the referendum breached anti-discrimination and civil law, it included a clause "to be executed within national law" allowing for it be implemented on a case by case basis, thus ensuring proportionality.
To ensure proportionality, the sample was weighed in relation to the frequency of general pediatricians, subspecialist pediatricians and family physicians in the universe of physicians with teaching activities with students from the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina and children care practice in the 2 teaching hospitals and in the Basic Healthcare Units.
After testing to ensure proportionality of hazard, Cox proportional hazards regression analyses were used to determine univariate and multivariable predictors of survival.
Smaller parties without MPs could provide representatives for such votes (perhaps from a list published before general elections) to ensure proportionality.
In order to ensure proportionality of hazards in this model, we included additional time-varying effects for marriage duration and the death of the previous infant if they survived until they were at least 8 months of age.
The new law "will ensure proportionality and fairness on a grand scale," she added, "all while keeping our city safe".
The sampling procedures ensured proportionality with the Northern Ireland population based on estimates of the number of residents aged 16 or older provided by the Census Office for Northern Ireland (1.4 million).
It is also crucial for us that solid safeguards are put in place to ensure the proportionality of the process and to protect and support EU citizens, including the most vulnerable.
The court uses "proportionality" to decide what can be allowed.
