Примеры использования Is disproportionate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A transaction for a large amount of money that is disproportionate with the situation or the person with which it is connected,
Illustration 1-14: A transaction for a large amount of money that is disproportionate with the situation or the person with which it is connected,
such a‘discount' is disproportionate to the gravity of the offence in the form of promise
The commentary appended to this provision explains that"in no case should this provision be interpreted to authorize the use of force which is disproportionate to the legitimate objective to be achieved.
Political Rights in so far as the death penalty is disproportionate to the seriousness of the crime.
draft evasion is disproportionate for a Convention reason or when the refusal
The author adds that such interference is disproportionate and unreasonable, as it has no bearing with the officially stated aim of ensuring that Latvians are able to use their own language.
be contrary to public policy, but">it becomes so when the sum awarded is disproportionate to the harm suffered
the costs of elimination thereof is disproportionate.
imposing sanctions for his statements on a media outlet(even in the form of a warning) is disproportionate and inappropriate.
He alleges that his separation by deportation from close family members is disproportionate to his criminal record,
5 years before commission of the offence and such property is disproportionate to his lawful income
including when a person possesses property which is disproportionate to his income.
the fact that he appears to have no link with Haiti other than his nationality, is disproportionate to the legitimate aims pursued by the State party.
civilian property damage is disproportionate to the concrete and direct military advantage,
the Working Group has noted that, in many cases, the length of the sentences handed down is disproportionate to the seriousness of the offence.
It also notes that an occasional obligation of abating immediately existing pollution could result in"undue hardship" on the State of origin of the pollution that is disproportionate to the benefit that would accrue to an aquifer State experiencing the harm.
Such‘discount' is disproportionate to the gravity of the offence in the form of promise
unless one of the two solutions is disproportionate to the other.