But the statement angered Palestinians further by asserting that the boy -- who has become a symbol of what they view as the disproportionate use of force by the Israelis -- had joined in the rock-throwing attacks on the Israeli post there, a charge that the boy's family denied.
In an email to PAW, Wright said she appreciated what she viewed as an effort to acknowledge the disproportionate use of military force, but she urged Olmert to value Palestinian lives as he did Israelis.
By any measure, a 50 percent penalty is egregiously disproportionate to the supposed infraction and cannot be viewed as anything short of confiscatory -- especially with UnitedHealthcare making billions in profits and most hospitals struggling just to break even.
Hulu seems to be receiving a disproportionate share of video ad dollars because the platform is viewed as brand-safe, as advertisers know that they can run their ads on Hulu's content without having to be red-faced when that ad shows up on some random user-generated video posted by someone's uncle.
Insider trading and stock manipulation are wrong for other reasons (the undermining of investor confidence and, arguably, the disproportionate share of returns accruing to insiders), but I maintain that they can be viewed as simply two among the many unpredictable factors affecting the price of a stock.
Booker is viewed as undecided.
Applicants are viewed as commodities.
Labels felt hog-tied into producing free programming for the network, in exchange for irreplaceable promotion, just as labels now populate YouTube with some of its most viewed content, for disproportionate returns.
Thus, environmental justice advocates and practitioners may view the disproportionate chemical exposures from douching as an "environmental injustice of beauty ", a framework that could also be applied to other beauty practices used predominately by women of color such as hair straightening and skin whitening.
Despite her condemnation of Hamas attacks on Israel, Ms Pillay clearly views Israel's actions in Gaza as disproportionate, our correspondent says.
