Examples of using Proportionality in English and their translations into Norwegian
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found that between the two there is a constant of proportionality.
Pursuant to the European Court of Justice's case law, proportionality is required between the goal one wishes to achieve and the instruments used to realise the goal.
this is manifested in maximum proportionality, balance, his body is symmetrical
based on internal proportionality, serves as the rhythmic basis of verse speech.
transparency, and proportionality, to determine whether these conditions were complied with in the underlying tender procedure.
It is also important to check the shape of the head and its proportionality to the body.
Nonetheless, certain features of intra-group financial transfer systems have led the ECJ to view the proportionality of such schemes differently from those limited to the deduction of losses.
The expert stressed that the use of force must always be in line with the principles of necessity and proportionality to ensure full respect for human lives.
In this case, the front garden will have clear geometric lines in which rigor and proportionality will be observed.
it is often difficult to adequately assess the proportionality of the legs.
as the body of proportionality.
we must demonstrate the proportionality of making the recording.
style, and on the proportionality of the individual elements,
Her article succinctly describes the E-stim Inverse Proportionality Pain Rule in a humorous way with her unique style of writing.
harm- speaking of the proportionality of these concepts, you can not clearly distinguish these characteristics.
note that the upper bone to observe the proportionality of the skeleton is drawn a few millimeters longer than the lower one.
The Court must thus analyse the layer of the proportionality test which concerns the necessity of measures,
The LOP(Limit Of Proportionality) should be relatively high-
The legal questions of necessity and proportionality are almost certainly met.
Also named after him is the Sainte-Laguë Index for measuring the proportionality of an electoral outcome.