Sentence examples for in its proportionate from inspiring English sources

His 1978 bill was flatter in its proportionate effect on individual tax bills (red bars), which pushed the overall distribution toward the wealthier groups (teal bars).

It does virtually no business in the UK, thus its proportionate hit from the bank levy (about £350m this year) is greater.

Rootes said today that Chrysler would maintain its proportionate in vestment by taking up only its share of the rights issue.

It was also told to be "proportionate" in its response to violence and take due regard for civilian life.

The FTT is on sound legal footing and totally proportionate in its scope.

As Anderson says in his annual report, "whether the power is proportionate in its current form is however a legitimate subject for both public debate and judicial scrutiny: for during 2012 and 2013, courts both in England and in Strasbourg have invited argument on the precise question of whether the exercise of the schedule 7 power is necessary in a democratic society".

Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop also called on Israel to be "proportionate in its response and refrain from excessive use of force".

The Administration's handling of the unprecedented emergency that began on September 11th has been, in its broad outlines, balanced and proportionate.

Let's begin with symmetry, meaning "in balance; in proportionate arrangement," often implying a beauty that flows from such regularity.

China is still far from participating in global issues in a manner proportionate to its economic heft.

In the 1980s, Strabane had unenviable records as the most bombed town in Europe proportionate to its population and having the worst unemployment rate in the UK.