Sentence examples for proportionate to remove from inspiring English sources

An immigration judge ruled that it "would not be proportionate" to remove me; the Home Office lodged an appeal.

The proposal also encourages platforms to develop "automated detection tools" so they can take what it terms "proactive measures proportionate to the level of risk and to remove terrorist material from their services".

But, proportionate to its economy, China spends far too little.

Are its actions proportionate to the military gain?

However it is no longer proportionate to commit officers to a permanent presence".

Third, we assumed the number of nephrons was proportionate to 24-h CCr, but the number of nephrons was not fully proportionate to creatinine clearance.

The fact that payments were made directly into staff bank accounts, and were proportionate to income, removed the element of individual discretion that can prove very corrosive in performance management schemes.

That is not to say that action may not be taken to remove Saddam Hussein from power if it can be demonstrated that such action is a necessary and proportionate measure to secure the disarmament of Iraq.

He authorised medics and social services staff to: "Remove [the woman] from her home and take steps to convey her to hospital for the purposes of the sterilisation procedure". He said "necessary and proportionate steps" could include "forced entry and necessary restraint".

"And I took the view then, I take it now, that it was better for this country's security, and the security of the world, to remove Saddam and put him in prison rather than have him in power". The legal advice, however, said that the lawfulness of military action depended on the question of what was proportionate to disarm Iraq.

The fibrin fibers were removed from the WB clots in a manner proportionate to the concentrations of CAPE.