Sentence examples for proportionate standards from inspiring English sources

Introducing new "safe and proportionate standards" for such doctors' clinical skills may ultimately lead to the abolition of the GP Performers List, which some GPs – including Baker – claim is too hard to get back onto in order to resume practising after a period away.

Last month my suitemate and I in Jericho were assessed over $1,000 to cover our "proportionate share" (the phrase in the standard lease) of our landlord's county assessment.

These clusters were chosen randomly using a standard formula for probability proportionate to the size (PPS).

By that standard, the coverage was quite proportionate to the amount of death and destruction that the storm caused.

Standards of beauty are different in different eras, and in Socrates's time beauty could easily be measured by the standard of the gods, stately, proportionate sculptures of whom had been adorning the Athenian acropolis since about the time Socrates reached the age of thirty.

The consequence of this is that training people to interpret clinical signs might best be done using videos where possible and a standard set of examples defined by proportionate agreement amongst experts.

And the measure taken must be proportionate.

Just as human rights law requires that surveillance be prescribed by law, targeted, and proportionate, government information-sharing should adhere to the same standard.

First, governments need to ensure that Big Tech's handling of our private data complies with international human rights standards – limiting intrusions to what is necessary and proportionate.

Sex-race-cause-specific proportionate mortality ratios (PMR's) were computed by using two separate standards: one, the U.S. mortality in 1968; the second, U.S. mortality for the individual years 1964-1973.

The legislation provides that the standards set for each organisation should be "reasonable and proportionate".