Sentence examples for proportionate arrangements 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.

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

On occasions where researchers might want access to information such as mental or sexual health they would only be provided with anonymised data within the strict ethics and governance rules and regulations which are in place to protect vulnerable patients in accordance with the proportionate governance arrangements of the Scottish Health Informatics Programme (SHIP) [ 23].

Effective partnerships learn from experience and evidence of what works well, creating arrangements that are proportionate, efficient and adequately resourced.

"For the duration of the course as a whole, our view is that the security arrangements were, generally, proportionate but ultimately inadequate to prevent unauthorised egress from the camp by determined trainees".

Hefce say they want a risk-based, proportionate, affordable, and low burden arrangement.

A spokesman for the BBC, which is is obliged to ensure its collection arrangements are efficient, appropriate and proportionate, said it hoped the review would be thorough and "not rushed".

Police liaison officers patrolling the picnic denied any such arrangement, but conceded there would be a "proportionate response" to the protest.

Police Scotland Assistant Chief Constable Bernard Higgins, said: "Policing arrangements are well in hand and will be appropriate and proportionate".

We know there are genuine concerns about the contract and working arrangements but we do not consider the proposed strikes are proportionate.