Sentence examples for states proportionate from inspiring English sources

"The policy will ensure that Australia's approach to foreign investment is non-discriminatory between nation states, proportionate to the risks involved, supportive of continued foreign investment and Australia's reputation as a foreign investment destination, and be consistent with our free trade agreement undertakings," he said.

Jay Taylor estimates Chinese combat casualties at 70,000 and states that proportionate to the size of the force committed, such losses were greater than those suffered by the Chinese in the devastating Battle of Shanghai.

According to representation in the state legislatures, New Jersey ranks better than most states in racially proportionate representation, the group said.

We pointed out at the time that health care reform was championing vastly greater grassroots organizing resources in the states and getting proportionate results.

The proportion of US users picking up the application at the state level was proportionate to this overall level in all but four states, one of which was underrepresented and the other three were overrepresented.

According to Article 3d of the Directive, the number of allowances to be auctioned by each Member State shall be proportionate to its share of the total attributed aviation emissions for all Member States for the reference year reported (2010).

Each preferential pattern results in an ultimate stable state for the proportionate population distribution as the number of generations increases without bound.

In the 114 organisations for which both maximum capacity and waiting list size were stated, the median proportionate waiting list was half the size of the maximum capacity, with the largest list being 6.7 times the maximum capacity of the organisation.

If the amount of Electoral College votes a state receives was directly proportionate to its population, smaller rural states would be rendered completely irrelevant.

The new GDPR provides that member states shall define 'effective, proportionate and dissuasive' penalties or fines that may be applicable to organisations of the public and private sectors failing to comply with the rules for data protection.

"I believe that the punishment proposed by the state is just and proportionate to the committed crime and the loss suffered by the state," Mr. Bogdanov said.