Sentence examples for proportionate judgment from inspiring English sources

I think Blackhurst and Whittam Smith have come up with a proportionate judgment.

"It is fleet of foot in responding to social concerns about ads but, crucially, applies a common sense proportionate approach in making its judgments.

And decisions about what is proportionate often require fine distinctions and sophisticated judgment.

Necessary and proportionate restrictions could be imposed on religious freedoms, the judgment said.

For the judgment to claim that DHPs are a proportionate and adequate solution to the discrimination faced by disabled people under the bedroom tax, seems bizarre.

Indeed, the amplitude (power in particular), which is directly related and proportionate to perceived loudness, was the strongest predictor of participants' judgments of ball size.

The foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, on Thursday rejected suggestions that judges should approve electronic surveillance warrants, arguing that only ministers could exercise the political judgment necessary to ensure that such surveillance was necessary and proportionate.

"The Prophet — God's prayer and peace be upon him — said, 'On the Day of Judgment, every double-crosser will have a banner up his anus proportionate to his treachery.' " At one point, Fadl observes, "People hate America, and the Islamist movements feel their hatred and their impotence.

The proportionate agreement between these two SRVs is defined as the number of same judgments between these two vectors normalized by the maximum possible number of different judgments between two SRVs whose length equals n: PAleft {R}_{a,s},{R}_{b,s}right)=1-frac{sum limits_{i=1}^n{left({a}_i-{b}_iright)}^2}{n}.

In their judgment, Lord Justice Pitchford and Mr Justice Hickinbottom, sitting in London, said the process was lawful and proportionate.

Or even remotely proportionate.