proportionality in English

noun

[prə'pɑrʃn'ælətɪ /-'pɒʃ-]

relationship

Use "proportionality" in a sentence

1. Proportionality and abuse of process

2. Subsidiarity and proportionality: justification and value added

3. The constant of proportionality is negative in this case.

4. Advantageously, the proportionality factor is equal to one.

5. - the proportionality of the costs and benefits of the activity proposed,

6. This proportionality was not found after the alcoholysis of the PCE.

7. The above providing proportionality between two sets of (ball screws) linear actuators.

8. What is therefore critical is the proportionality of the obligatory administrative remedy.

9. In addition, the Agreement recognises the principles of fungibility and proportionality of nuclear material.

10. Contrary to the principle of non-discrimination, the principle of proportionality is not specifically mentioned in the Agreement.

11. C = Q/V C is the constant of proportionality, also called the Capacitance of a capacitor

12. The vivid affecting changes on this planet carries the proportionality of the cruel Apprehendings being witnessed beyond life limits

13. Expenditure on this must take account of the principle of proportionality and protection against risk.

14. Moreover, neither the principle prohibiting the abuse of rights nor the principle of proportionality precludes such legislation.

15. • taking greater account of the "principle of proportionality" [C(2003) 1255 - Not published in the Official Journal];

16. Such a difference between the amounts of the fine is contrary to the principle of proportionality.

17. (7) Report of the Task Force on Subsidiarity, Proportionality and ‘Doing Less More Efficiently’: Active Subsidiarity.

18. IAs, which accompany proposals with significant impacts, provide the most detailed analysis of subsidiarity and proportionality.

19. 22 Brutality and indifference to just-war principles of discrimination and proportionality can also eviscerate legitimacy.

20. This will result in more proportionality between the amount of expenditure and the administrative cost of managing it.

21. For the evaluation of such a concept, the principles of necessity and proportionality must be taken into account.

22. The Commission argues that the General Court fully addressed the ECHA’s alleged breach of the principle of proportionality.

23. Regarding the proportionality of the funding, the Commission doubted whether costs and revenues were allocated according to clearly established cost accounting principles.

24. 40 The Council says, third, that its position is altogether compatible with the principle of proportionality and the rules applicable to enhanced cooperation.

25. And since we're dealing with liters and atmospheres, we have to make sure we use the right proportionality constant.

26. Even if differential rates are justifiable, disclosure of actuarial or statistical data is necessary to ensure proportionality required under Article

27. The Human Rights Committee has endorsed the self‐defence necessity and proportionality equation for use of force by law enforcement agents.

28. 3.1.3.4 Even if differential rates are justifiable, disclosure of actuarial or statistical data is necessary to ensure proportionality required under Article 2(7).

29. However, the fact that tax may to some extent still be levied may have a bearing on the proportionality of taxation.

30. Regarding the proportionality of the funding, the Commission doubted whether costs and revenues were allocated according to clearly established cost accounting principles

31. Today, waste for recovery is moved freely between the Member States, provided that it adheres to strict environmental protection rules and the principle of proportionality.

32. That would have a positive constant of proportionality, not really applicable to human population sizes so much as, say, bacteria in an unconstrained environment.

33. It follows from that approach, which is based on the progressive impairment of rights according to the effectiveness of the measures, that the proportionality of those measures is established.

34. ((Public supply contracts - Call for tenders - Supply of the Acceleration Grid Power Supply Conversion System - Rejection of a submitted tender - Transparency - Legal certainty - Equal treatment - Proportionality))

35. Interest in the way that Consociations institutionalize the four principles of the grand coalition, proportionality, segmental autonomy, and mutual veto is stronger than ever

36. In conjunction with Engineering, ensures basic integrity of designs and layouts using correctness of proportionality, sizing, dimensional accuracy, Correctiveness of tolerance limits, and conformance to geometric tolerancing practices.

37. Any decision to regulate the distribution of air traffic between the airports concerned shall respect the principles of proportionality and transparency, and shall be based on objective criteria.

38. There is no scope for selectively reopening issues; any changes in one negotiating area will require adjustments elsewhere to preserve the balance and proportionality of the outcome.

39. Urges constant care to ensure that all decisions take account of the need to ensure proportionality between costs and benefits and the possibility of subsidising less affluent users;

40. Neutral revenues, by contrast, are projected as a constant proportion of actual GNP, the factor of proportionality being the ratio of taxes to GNP in the base year.

41. The use of inventory proportionality in the United States is thought to have been inspired by Japanese just-in-time parts inventory management made famous by Toyota Motors in the 1980s.

42. As can be seen, the constant of proportionality will be crucial in calculations and it is known as the Convective heat transfer coefficient, h.The Convective heat transfer coefficient, h, can be defined as:

43. The microwave dielectric loss, ɛ′′, is influenced by the low frequency “tail” of the infrared resonance type absorption, as may be inferred from the monotonic increase with temperature and proportionality to frequency.

44. Definition - What does Brittleness mean? This is a mechanical property of a material manifested by failure without undergoing any deformation on application of stress. Materials with this property have elastic proportionality in stress and strain

45. This chapter demonstrates that his central claim is that “Consociation promotes stability in plural societies.” It also shows that he has consistently described Consociation as consisting of four core components: grand coalition, segmental autonomy, proportionality, and minority veto power.

46. It cannot in my view be held against the Commission that the administration it imposed was conducted with discretion and tact, or that it proceeded without acrimony: that would, if anything, be evidence of the proportionality of the measure.

47. Attention must be given, from the specific angle of proportionality, to the question of whether there is any justification for the derogation introduced into the United Kingdom system which, for the purposes of tax exemption, discriminates between money transactions and barter transactions.

48. 4 Approximation of laws - Medicinal products - Marketing authorisation - Abridged procedure - Essentially similar products - Waiver of the obligation to provide the results of pharmacological and toxicological tests or of clinical trials - Principle of non-discrimination - Principle of proportionality - Right to property - Breach - No such breach

49. 79 Consequently, contrary to what ADM submits, if an assessment of the proportionality of the fine were confined, as it seems to propose, merely to the correlation between the fine imposed and the relevant product turnover, that would confer disproportionate importance on that criterion.

50. In writing, there are two predominant types of Analogies: Analogies that identify identical relationships.The modern word “analogy” actually comes from the ancient Greek word for “proportionality,” and Greek scholars used Analogies to directly illustrate similar relationships between two pairs of words, often for the purpose of logical argument.