Ofcom reminded the BBC and other broadcasters to take all "proportionate measures" to prevent swearing being transmitted during live coverage before the 9pm watershed.
The test for limiting our freedoms under the HRA, as in all modern bills of rights, lies in the necessity to take proportionate measures to prevent us doing harm to others or to protect the common good, not whether an individual belongs to a particular category of people, whether convicted prisoners or battlefield soldiers.
During the trial at Willesden magistrates court in north-west London, the defendants had argued that their actions were reasonable, proportionate and necessary to prevent death and serious injury via air pollution and climate change, saying that 31 people a year die prematurely around Heathrow due to its pollution, and thousands die due to the effects of climate change.
During the trial, the 13 argued that their actions were reasonable, proportionate and necessary to prevent death and serious injury via air pollution and climate change, saying that 31 people a year die prematurely around Heathrow due to its pollution, and thousands die due to the effects of climate change.
"Miss Macpherson is confident in the ability and the determination of the DPP, the police and information commissioner to ensure that appropriate and proportionate action is taken to prevent any further abuse".
"For the duration of the course as a whole, our view is that the security arrangements were, generally, proportionate but ultimately inadequate to prevent unauthorised egress from the camp by determined trainees".
Obama raised the prospect of attacking the Assad regime's facilities, and Power gave a forceful speech at the Center for American Progress in which she called for "a swift, limited, and proportionate strike so as to prevent and deter future use of chemical weapons".
She corroborates that "...the United States possesses unique capabilities to carry out a swift, limited and proportionate strike so as to prevent and deter future use of chemical weapons" and that "countries around the world have joined us in supporting decisive action".
The defender may use proportionate accessible means in order to prevent an imminent attack and disarm the attacker.
It was considered that this was no more than proportionate and necessary in the circumstances to prevent injury or damage.
