Sentence examples for measures proportionate from inspiring English sources

Are the restrictive measures proportionate?

The proposal also encourages platforms to develop "automated detection tools" so they can take what it terms "proactive measures proportionate to the level of risk and to remove terrorist material from their services".

Lawyers hired by Maria and two others wounded in the attacks they're filing two separate civil lawsuits against the club for negligence suspect its operators were irresponsible and failed to institute or enforce security measures proportionate to the threat level.

In cases of severe offences by children, measures proportionate to the circumstances of the offender and to the gravity of the offence may be considered, including considerations of the need of public safety and sanctions.

"We understand the gravity of the situation our country is in," he said of the party, "and our response is measured, proportionate and responsible".

The JCHR's measured, proportionate solution is to increase certainty in the kind of cases that caused the US government such concern.

This should be a time of reflection and prayer -- prayer for our soldiers, prayer for our enemies and for our leaders that the decisions that they must make be measured, proportionate and focused responses to the all-too-real threats faced by free people everywhere.

"All prisoners are risk assessed before being escorted to hospital to ensure security measures are proportionate and that they are treated with dignity and respect," she said.

Such measures are "proportionate, justified and necessary because of the threats that exist towards each officer", according to superintendent Leor Giladi, who runs GMP's specialist operations branch, which includes the tactical firearms unit.

This ensures that those measures are proportionate to the resources they are providing and useful to the organisations they are supporting as well as to themselves – looking beyond the easily counted numbers, the outputs, to the actual and lasting impact on lives and communities.

By contrast the prior attempt to legislate in this area, the 2012 Data Communications bill, was afforded some five months of parliamentary time for scrutiny — and ultimately failed to convince MPs its measures were proportionate.