Sentence examples for proportionate to the problems from inspiring English sources

"Putting services beyond the council's control is the right course and wholly proportionate to the problems identified".

Stuart Eizenstat, deputy secretary of the Treasury, testified today that penalties against offshore banks and jurisdictions should be discretionary "so that the response we make is proportionate to the problem".

"She needs one or two big ideas that are proportionate to the scale of the problems we are facing," said Robert Reich, who served as labor secretary during President Clinton's first term, yet endorsed Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary.

"By putting in place appropriate measures, we believe the use of CMPs will be proportionate to the scale of the problem they are seeking to address".

The charitable response to the CMA's report is that it is proportionate to the scale of the problem.

But Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, told the Commons that while he accepted the difficulty of "reconciling the issues of justice and security" the legislation was not "proportionate to the scale of the problem".

Only when people see that our support is proportionate to the size of the problem will they want to join us.

"It is no coincidence that our present troubles parallel and are proportionate to the... unnecessary and excessive growth of government.... government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem".

The use of a single system avoids the problems associated with trying to distinguish research from non-research described above, and ensures that all initiatives receive ethics assessment proportionate to the risk.

Nonetheless, the time should be proportionate to the offence.

Are its actions proportionate to the military gain?