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Its surveillance operations were only conducted if they had legal approval and were proportionate to the crime under investigation, he added.

If the remaining votes from Israel were proportionate to the total, they could amount to no more than a few hundred.

Ken Lee, the BBC's Human Resources Director in the North, said the relocation costs were "proportionate to getting skilled and experienced people to Salford".

If parties were proportionate to the size of the ethnic minority communities they currently represent, the Conservatives would have 26 BME MPs, Labour 49 and the Lib Dems 6.

A Wada spokesman said: "During the extensive consultation that led up to the approval of the 2015 code in Johannesburg, our stakeholders – including numerous team sports – agreed that the consequences for team sports struck a fair balance, and were proportionate to the offence.

Today, three judges in the Court of Appeal headed by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Judge, said the awards were proportionate to the seriousness of the allegation and its direct impact on Cairns himself - and would serve to vindicate his reputation.

"Our resources are proportionate to smaller numbers".

Nonetheless, the time should be proportionate to the offence.

Maybe the (3:1 male/female ratio) is proportionate to what it is in the industry".

When gold was revaluated, platinum's rise was proportionate to the revaluation.

It found that the number of women accepted onto programmes was proportionate to the number applying.