"It is fleet of foot in responding to social concerns about ads but, crucially, applies a common sense proportionate approach in making its judgments.
The numerical instructions provided in Appendix 5 Table 1 are a guide; insulin dosage should always be done with common sense, proportionate to the previous changes in blood glucose observed upon previous changes in dosage.
Maybe this is what Jacqui Smith meant when she said the government would propose "a more proportionate, fair and common sense approach".
"There is also some evidence suggesting that people's desire to control a situation is proportionate to their own sense of helplessness," he says.
That size matters, and that it matters in the context of other traits, makes sense, because proportionate features are attractive, says Adam Jones, a biologist who studies sexual selection and mate choice at Texas A&M University in College Station and who was not involved in the work.
Allen, Amnesty UK's director, said: "It's absolutely shocking that Amnesty International's private correspondence was deemed fair game for UK spooks, who have clearly lost all sense of what is proportionate or appropriate.
Punctuation is more frequent, usually on a level with the top of the preceding letter, while a vacant space, proportionate to the break in the sense, follows the end of a paragraph.
In a more general sense, our results may proportionate a new perspective of the phenomena of up and down transitions (and a theoretical framework) that could serve to conciliate the main experimental findings, and that could help for a deep understanding of this complex dynamics of the brain activity.
To detect changes in brain glucose levels and produce proportionate physiological responses, a neuronal glucose-sensing system is required.
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.
