Sentence examples for further proportionate from inspiring English sources

Given the increasing momentum, the FPC will remain vigilant to emerging vulnerabilities, will continue to monitor conditions closely and will take further proportionate and graduated action if warranted.

Writing in the Bank's annual report, Mark Carney said: "We will not hesitate to take further proportionate and graduated action as warranted," Carney said.

The FPC, which has responsibility to monitor the strength of the financial system, said it would "continue to monitor conditions closely, and will take further proportionate and graduated actions if warranted".

The prospects of making them accountable for poor audits are further eroded by "proportionate liability" introduced by the Companies Act 2006.

Speaking on Sunday, Conservative MP Nigel Mills said he and his colleagues did not want to "crash" the bill but he wanted further "limited and proportionate" action.

"The decision has been taken based on a number of factors, including the need for police action to be proportionate, whether further action would be in the public interest, and after consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service," a spokesperson said.

It read: "The decision has been taken based on a number of factors, including the need for police action to be proportionate, whether further action would be in the public interest, and after consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service.

CI < 0, indicates health resource variable is disproportionately concentrated on poor; CI > 0, indicates health resource variable is disproportionately concentrated on rich; C = 0, when distribution in proportionate; the further the CI deviate from 0, the higher level of unfair will be.

Mr. Lee has vowed to answer any further attacks with swift and proportionate counterstrikes.

The two most influential context-dependent mutations were C→T,G (model error reduction to 0.100) followed by G→T,T (0.019) with minimal proportionate reductions using further mutations.

In addition, recommendations for further investigation must be pertinent and proportionate and not force the hand of a referrer to initiate unnecessary investigation or follow-up [3, 9].