Sentence examples for proportionate advice from inspiring English sources

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has set out what he called "practical and proportionate" advice in case the UK leaves the EU with "no deal".

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has set out what he called "practical and proportionate" advice in case the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

Downing Street described the advice due on Thursday as "sensible, proportionate, and part of a common sense approach to ensure stability, whatever the outcome of talks".

"We are taking what I would describe as a robust and proportionate approach to this, based on the very latest medical advice we get".

"Any actions or advice from the named person must be fair, proportionate and respect rights with the aim of safeguarding the well-being of the child". The policy is already in place in a number of areas, including the Highlands, Edinburgh and Ayrshire.

Pay deductions represent a lawful response, and the advice sets out how deductions can be made in a proportionate and reasonable way.

Given a need to await additional retrospective interrogation of large databases, the labeling advice to discontinue incretins in patients where pancreatitis is suspected would seem proportionate.

Our advice … is that the safety alert and maintenance programme Whirlpool has in place is proportionate and meets legal and regulatory requirements.

"And I took the view then, I take it now, that it was better for this country's security, and the security of the world, to remove Saddam and put him in prison rather than have him in power". The legal advice, however, said that the lawfulness of military action depended on the question of what was proportionate to disarm Iraq.

Or even remotely proportionate.

Are the restrictive measures proportionate?