"Look, the rewards are [not] proportionate to the effort but only until things get going," says Ahmed, clad in his everyday shalwar-kameez, a traditional knee-length tunic worn over loose pants.
In rural China, the government contributes to a common fund covering healthcare costs but only proportionate to the amount contributed locally.
This has been known for some time, as attributed to Antoine Arnauld in a monastic text in 1662: 'If, therefore, the fear of an evil ought to be proportionate, not only to its magnitude, but also to its probability…' (page 368 in [13]).
The Court also noted that the "quantity of addictive drugs trafficked is not only broadly proportionate to the quantity of addictive drugs brought onto the illicit market, but also broadly proportionate to the scale of operations of the drug dealer and, hence, broadly proportionate to the harm likely to be posed to society by the offender's crime".
The insurance industry said charges would only be proportionate to costs.
This result was relatively proportionate to the previous result when only rat Mcs/Mcsm loci were considered (1.29 for Mcs/Mcsm and 1.21 for all susceptibility loci), suggesting that a potential bias was not introduced by the increase in total genomic coverage.
But, proportionate to its economy, China spends far too little.
Civilian loss of life as "collateral damage" can be lawful only if it is proportionate to the military objective.
Thus they go too far for self-defence, which only permits a response proportionate to the violence aimed at them.
The assignment of those in the MSM/IDU transmission category was proportionate to the number of males in the MSM-only compared with IDU-only category.
