Sentence examples for proportionate then from inspiring English sources

"If the world doesn't respond in a way that's appropriate and proportionate, then other dictators will think they can gas children".

When it is determined the Department of Veterans Affairs equitable interest is greater that proportionate value, then a claim in such greater amount shall be asserted.

If we do not provide for access to encrypted communications when it is necessary and proportionate to do so then we must simply accept that there can be areas online beyond the reach of the law," he added.

By then, "proportionate" terminology had segued into "comparable pay for comparable work" -- and that's been the slippery slope down which equal pay has slid ever since.

In areas where the population was never displaced or had returned to live in villages, sub-counties were first sampled using a sampling technique proportionate to population size, then parishes and then villages.

"So if a great deal of those are lost, then the proportionate loss is much more".

Proportionate Venn diagrams were then created based on these data sets.

These cell index values are then directionally proportionate to cell number, size and attachment.

If a randomisation weight of 2 (p = 0.67) is used then the proportionate change from expected of patients allocated to new and standard treatment is expected to be less than or equal to 0.35 for sex, age group and patient status (in- or out- patient), less than or equal to 0.45 for disease severity and less than or equal to 0.6 for ethnicity for 95% of random patient samples (figure 3).

A due diligence investigation proportionate to the risk can then begin.

Buyers then owe a proportionate share of the building's underlying mortgage, ranging from $113,000 to $381,831.