Sentence examples for reasonable proportionate from inspiring English sources

For our part, we will always support measures that are reasonable, proportionate and evidence-based.

We have yet to receive any satisfactory response from the [Met] Commissioner or Home Secretary as to how it could possibly be reasonable, proportionate or necessary for the police to monitor and retain information about them for any purpose".

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.

Her report concluded, however, that the Met response was "reasonable and proportionate".

The Liberal Democrats have agreed to the measures, saying they are reasonable and proportionate.

However, it is important now to have constructive engagement with HMRC to ensure the proposals are reasonable and proportionate".

But it is equally right to state that if they are reasonable and proportionate, we should seek to implement them.

It's about being proactive, about preventing crime happening in the first place [and] it's reasonable and proportionate.

The inquiry is emphatic: "… the state failed to take reasonable and proportionate steps to safeguard [her] life".

But Grayling's draft order was "plainly not" a fair, reasonable or proportionate exercise of that power, said Pannick.