Sentence examples for proportionate assessment of from inspiring English sources

The Green Book requires "central government to undertake a comprehensive and proportionate assessment of all new policies, programme and projects so as to best promote the public interest when using government resources".

The rejection, popular in the wealth supported media, of proportionate assessment of the income stream and assets of the country for the support of government is leading to national bankruptcy.

The prevent duty requires them to respond in ways that are proportionate and appropriate, based on an assessment of genuine risks that children might face in relation to extremism.

This proportionate increase was consistent with the assessment of the pattern of CpG island methylation at a neutral locus, which showed decreased within-crypt methylation pattern diversity in adenomatous versus AFAP/FAP crypts, in line with an increased stem cell loss/replacement rate in adenomas.

In the largest proportionate increase among major properties in Manhattan, the assessment of the New York Coliseum rose to $200 million, from $46 million last year.

We generated these data in Tanzania, but the assessment of lymphocyte radioactivity (which is proportionate to proliferation in this assay) was carried out in Finland.

The office of the Australian prime minister Tony Abbott said he would consider any request from the US "based on whether there is an achievable overall humanitarian purpose and a clear and proportionate role for Australia, as well as on a careful assessment of the risks".

The Sentencing Council said the guidelines have been designed to allow a "better assessment of these complex offences" to help ensure "consistent and proportionate sentencing".

Furthermore, use of risk assessment of different diseases would enable implementation of a public health response that would be proportionate to potential disease severity.

After an initially wobbly assessment of threats, Fury appears to have moved down the learning curve into a doctrine of proportionate response.

Assessment of capillary density.