Sentence examples for take proportionate action from inspiring English sources

These will allow us to take proportionate action more quickly against the few who let the sector down.

This would allow the parties to take "proportionate action" to ensure the representation of historically under-represented groups.

Till now the UK government has been largely consistent in acknowledging Israel's right to take "proportionate action to defend itself" within the confines of international humanitarian law.

"However, where immediate action is felt necessary, we will take proportionate action".

"The health of our bees is of paramount importance," said Borg. "We have a duty to take proportionate yet decisive action to protect them wherever appropriate".

Detective Superintendent Phil Bladen, the head of Staffordshire Police's professional standards department, said: "We thoroughly investigate all such cases and take proportionate criminal or disciplinary action when necessary".

However we continue to review the evidence and if any incidences of non-compliance are found we will take prompt and proportionate action with the business concerned, working closely with the local authority.

The U.S may also take necessary and proportionate actions to target particular senior Islamic State group leaders who have taken up arms alongside al Qaeda against the U.S. Baghdadi's Caliphate is a separate entity to al-Qaeda Core, but it is thought he has received a pledge of allegiance from groups in Afghanistan, Libya, Nigeria and other war zones.

This judgment overwhelmingly supports the wholly proportionate action taken by the police in this case to protect national security.

Home Secretary Theresa May said the judgement "overwhelmingly supports the wholly proportionate action taken by the police in this case to protect national security".

"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".