Sentence examples for proportionate for them from inspiring English sources

One doesn't have to suggest — and I don't suggest — that officials of the intelligence services are acting in bad faith but the difficulty is that institutions have a culture, and have a natural predisposition to consider that things that they want to do and things that they can do are things that it is necessary and proportionate for them to do," said the lawyer.

If you want a deceased beneficiary's gift to just go back into the pot and be divided among your living beneficiaries in shares proportionate to what you provided for them, you can use conditional language such as: "To my mother, Barbara Smith, I bequeath five (5 percentt should she survive me".

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.

"It was necessary and proportionate for the individual self-defence of the UK," Cameron said on Monday.

Each of the social networks are preparing to explain how current powers are proportionate for tackling provocative material.

This data shows that the geometrical shape of the pool remains proportionate for the different parameters of slope, flow rate, and surface roughness that were tested.

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".

There was also concern honours were not awarded evenly across the UK, with Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and some English regions receiving more than is proportionate for their size.

Is it proportionate for the state to authorise itself to retain the DNA profile of someone who has never even been charged for a trivial offence, let alone had the chance to defend himself in a court of law?

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".