Sentence examples for proportionate for an from inspiring English sources

Returning to the Belgian data protection case, Facebook has since sought to argue its tracking cookies are an important security measure for users of the site — albeit it has not provided any public comment on how it is proportionate for an online service to systematically track non-users even for, ostensibly, security purposes.

For instance, far from tightening the provisions in the draft bill, the current version expands the purposes for which law enforcement may seek to access ICRs to include information about websites accessed beyond those related to communications services and illegal material, provided it is necessary and proportionate for a specific investigation.

"What is proportionate for a repeat offender is different to what is proportionate for a first time offender".

Her workplace was a hospital where concerns of health and safety amounted (as a matter of common sense) to a compelling and proportionate reason for a restriction on a nurse's freedom otherwise to manifest her religious beliefs.

But a $122M fine is hardly a proportionate disincentive for a company as revenue-heavy as Facebook (which earned a whopping $13.23BN in Q2).

In some states such as Belgium and France, however, there are general powers enabling any proportionate measure for a public health purpose.

Sir Christopher Holland concluded: "He could not rationally have believed that," the report found, finding it was not proportionate for the officer to "open fire with a lethal weapon".

Today Harris told Mr Justice Ouseley that "it could not possibly have been proportionate for the conduct committee to have effectively adopted a 'one strike and you are out for good' approach".

To ensure that access application systems are appropriately harmonized across the globe, funders could take the lead, informed by policy developed through the ELSI 2.0 infrastructure, in implementing a system that is more proportionate for lower risk data.

However, the rules should be clear, affordable and proportionate for the sake of passengers and airlines.

It's important to do what's right and proportionate for your organisation.