Sentence examples for much more proportionate from inspiring English sources

If the numbers game was played the other way round, with the focus on the grossly disproportionate number of men, then the way would be cleared for a much more proportionate representation of women and men, of every class and ethnicity.

How much more imaginative and proportionate it would have been to make this a suspended sentence conditional on his undergoing treatment, to be activated if Suarez  reoffended or refused medical help.

It is also clear that certain police forces use the power much more than others proportionate to their population.

"So if a great deal of those are lost, then the proportionate loss is much more".

We need to make sure that what comes out is sensible, proportionate and fair and doesn't cost us all much more money and puts us at much more risk than the current situation.

Data-sharing between public authorities must remain justified and proportionate, otherwise it risks undermining public trust and confidence in much more than data-sharing.

"Rather than the current distortive 'slab' approach which sees people pay too much tax and distorts the market, we will ensure that taxpayers pay an amount more proportionate to the value of their property".

"More proportionate" is the government's code for smaller.

This might well include a more proportionate voting system which could be introduced for future elections.

He argued the new proposals were "more proportionate, specific and appropriate".

"We are concerned that the penalties imposed on jockeys should be more proportionate.