Sentence examples for new proportionate from inspiring English sources

"We need new proportionate arrangements with airlines to ensure that these at risk children are properly identified and questioned - and the Home Secretary and Transport Secretary will be working with the airlines to bring this about".

He announced that Theresa May, the home secretary, and Patrick McLoughlin, the transport secretary, would be talking with airlines on new "proportionate" arrangements to ensure that children who are at risk are properly identified and questioned.

A new reweighted proportionate affine projection algorithm (RPAPA) with memory and row action projection (MRAP) is proposed in this paper.

Furthermore, based on the model, we propose a new fitness proportionate selection approach named Vector-based Roulette Wheel (VRW) in the tour construction stage.

The question is whether the development of these new capabilities is proportionate and held properly accountable.

Introducing new "safe and proportionate standards" for such doctors' clinical skills may ultimately lead to the abolition of the GP Performers List, which some GPs – including Baker – claim is too hard to get back onto in order to resume practising after a period away.

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

The cost of a new house must be proportionate to the farmer's income; for this reason, farmhouses in underdeveloped regions have less floor space with a main room (kitchen and dining room), two or three bedrooms, a large washroom, and a storage place.

Mr MacAskill said the consultation would seek views on how to make the new licensing regime workable, proportionate and how to help the police tackle inappropriate ownership and use of air weapons.

In a more general sense, our results may proportionate a new perspective of the phenomena of up and down transitions (and a theoretical framework) that could serve to conciliate the main experimental findings, and that could help for a deep understanding of this complex dynamics of the brain activity.

Do the changes reflected in your score seem proportionate to the new information?