Examples of using Proportionate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The designation of the Sabbath as the day of rest for society in Israel requires a proportionate balance between the social aspect and the national-religious aspect of the Sabbath.
It looks exactly like him but has been reduced to about a foot tall, with a proportionate body.
With the passage of time the measure of administrative detention becomes onerous to such an extent that it ceases to be proportionate.
the use of force must always be proportionate.».
which must be strictly proportionate.
It is difficult to see how such policies could be necessary, proportionate or otherwise justifiable under international law.
With the passage of time, the means of administrative detention become so burdensome as to cease to be proportionate.
We think these steps are necessary and proportionate to allow passengers to travel safely.”.
The Americans have conveyed a message to the Iranians that the response should be proportionate, but Tehran leaked the issue and intensified its threats.
the use of force must be proportionate at all times.”.
I'm adding a proportionate amount of sugar which is two to one,
The Western response seems to have been reasonable, proportionate, apt and, according to U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis, a one-shot deal.
the strikes had“concluded” early on Wednesday morning and characterised them as“proportionate measures in self-defence” rather than an act of war.
use of this power must be proportionate.
It would appear that many of my colleagues do not dispute that the state may adopt proportionate measures to prevent harm to itself by a call to boycott.
Do EU governments demand proportionate response from their police SWAT forces when they hunt down homegrown terrorists and airport bombers in Paris,
Respond in a proportionate way and never lose the nerves no matter how bad the behavior is.
remember that all data disclosure requests must be reasonable, proportionate, and necessary for the stated purpose.
The national responsibility for enacting laws that will realize a proper purpose through proportionate measures rests, according to the principle of the separation of powers, with the legislature.
The national responsibility for enacting laws that will realize a proper purpose through proportionate measures rests, according to the principle of the separation of powers, with the legislature.