Sentence examples for proportionate solution from inspiring English sources

The JCHR's measured, proportionate solution is to increase certainty in the kind of cases that caused the US government such concern.

To the extent that this was mean to deal with international terrorism, "we do not believe it would be an effective and proportionate solution to attempt to export the problem by declaring people to be 'non-citizens' so that they can be deported".

The exclusion criterion "missing proportionate solution potential" (No. 7) will only be applied in exceptional cases at very well founded state of knowledge.

He said the report had offered "a workable, proportionate, reasonable solution" to the problems facing the public, the media and the politicians.

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.

Though not ruling on the proposals for a holding area off the M20 put forward by the Department for Transport, the MPs want more evidence that it is "a proportionate and appropriate solution" to the problems caused by Operation Stack, under which Kent police close large stretches of motorway to park freight vehicles bound for the Port of Dover or the Channel tunnel.

"We are committed to developing a strategic, UK-wide approach to the administrative justice system, to ensure the right decisions are made the first time; that where disputes arise, proportionate, timely and cost-effective solutions are provided; and lessons are shared and applied".

"What we need to do is find a solution that is fair, proportionate and sustainable".

But still, "the availability of good medical care tends to vary inversely with the need for it in the population served" [ 44]. "Proportionate universalism" has been launched as a solution.

But another solution might be to get a sum proportionate to what the exchange bondholders received.

end{aligned} (8)In the selection level of the proposed algorithm, this cycle takes place over and over until the defined number of selected solutions is available; this is called fitness proportionate selection or roulette-wheel selection.