Ultimately, a good policy response should encourage the best and mitigate the worst of the gig economy while being proportionate – but that requires a good evidence base and as yet this does not exist.
"His approach in resuming taxation had been drawn from Adam Smith, the sage of Kirkcaldy who set out a series of maxims in 1776 to the effect that taxes should offer certainty, convenience and efficiency while being proportionate to the ability to pay".
Implementing these conditions leads to an increase in the predicted lymph production of just under 1 %, while the proportionate change in the predicted overall blood flow was much smaller.
From every positive charge q, lines emerge (i.e., with outward-pointing arrows) in number proportional to q, while a similarly proportionate number enter negative charge −q.
Hacking into the tax system, while deeply regrettable, is proportionate and justified.
While this figure is proportionate to the number of females who work in the organisation (30% reported in 2016 annual report), researchers still may wish to understand why less female employees participate in team sport with their colleagues.
Today, however, with the development of the microprocessor, while development costs remain proportionate, the processing ability of the circuit is matched, inversely, by its size.
Under such a program, firms can reduce workers' hours instead of laying them off, and workers can keep their jobs while collecting unemployment checks proportionate to the hours they've lost.
Punctuation is more frequent, usually on a level with the top of the preceding letter, while a vacant space, proportionate to the break in the sense, follows the end of a paragraph.
While measuring the collagen proportionate area, we eliminated image artifacts and structural collagen in large portal tracts and blood vessel walls [ 36].
