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"So if a great deal of those are lost, then the proportionate loss is much more."

But we have nothing like a proportionate say and influence in terms of foreign policy.

In fact, they probably looked very proportionate, now that I think about it.

"But the additional cost of the process may be higher in proportionate terms."

The proportionate figure for Congressional families would be 4.3 children at the front.

The number of representatives per state is proportionate to population.

Central Park would also get its proportionate share of any increases.

The solutions found in these countries are proportionate to the resources available.

Under our reforms cases like this will still be brought, just at a more proportionate cost.

Even if deadly force is proportionate, its use must be necessary.

What is a proportionate use of force in a case such as Chechnya?

He said states and local governments should make proportionate increases.

The measures must also always be proportionate to the objective.

A proportionate part of your premium will then be returned to you.

The rate is proportionate to the economic importance of the country they represent.

Four years sounds proportionate if a riot actually took place.

Proportionate increases are to be imposed during the other times of the year.

What we are saying, however, is that laws must be proportionate to threats.

Measures also need to be effective and proportionate to the gain of security.

Inner cities have more than a proportionate share of social problems.

And there were some who even exceeded their proportionate amount in so doing.

We also believe that any regulation should be proportionate and practical.

Its administration must be reasonable and proportionate to the benefit to individuals.

If that view was credited, then current policies might be proportionate.

You want the response to be proportionate to the level of the crime."