Sentence examples for proportionate measures for from inspiring English sources

Ofcom said that it took into account measures taken by the BBC to minimise the risk of offensive language being transmitted but it reminded the corporation and other broadcasters "to take all proportionate measures for live broadcasts before the watershed".

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

"It is for the services to find the appropriate and proportionate measures, which could be developed either internally or using for example third party services, as done by a number of services already today," the source added, arguing that the proposal "strikes a balance between different interests".

Proportionate measures like these will serve liberal values, protect our country and deserve public support".

Speaking to Mr Netanyahu by phone on July 21st, Mr Cameron emphasised its right to take proportionate measures to defend itself.

The test for limiting our freedoms under the HRA, as in all modern bills of rights, lies in the necessity to take proportionate measures to prevent us doing harm to others or to protect the common good, not whether an individual belongs to a particular category of people, whether convicted prisoners or battlefield soldiers.

A spokesperson for London Mayor Boris Johnson welcomed the Commission's decision on Friday as "recognition of the serious steps that the mayor has taken to reduce PM10 pollution... "We have robust, sensible and proportionate measures in place to reduce pollution levels".

Conversely, Lord Rodger and Lord Brown found any indirect discrimination to be a proportionate, measured and unimpeachable means of securing a legitimate objective.

The High Court ruled Mr Miranda's detention was lawful, saying it was a "proportionate measure in the circumstances".

"I could understand and justify, and justified, a limited, proportionate, measured, cautiously targeted Israeli military response - not a full-scale war.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) rejected the claim, saying missile deployment as part of security measures for the Games was legitimate and proportionate.