proportionality

The principle of proportionality is often applied in legal contexts.

It's important to maintain proportionality in the distribution of resources.

Proportionality is a key consideration in designing effective policies.

The decision was made with a sense of proportionality to ensure fairness.

The concept of proportionality is fundamental in mathematics.

The court will assess the proportionality of the measures taken by the government.

The policy lacks proportionality and may lead to unintended consequences.

Proportionality ensures that the response is appropriate to the situation.

The principle of proportionality seeks to balance competing interests.

It's just this constant of proportionality right over here.

But the justices who decided Thornburg v. Gingles remained worried about the specter of proportionality.

And, ALSO as with gravitation, this force has its own proportionality constant.

The proportionality of the Democratic rules make it hard for him to catch up right now.

They were clearly grappling with whether the decision would hardwire a proportionality standard-in effect, a quota-into a statute that purported to reject it.

And, third, and what will actually be the proportionality that will do some damage to the North Koreans would be financial sanctions.

This ingenious little equation relates mass and energy by a simple proportionality constant, and thanks to Einstein we know that constant is the square of the speed of light, or c2.

The equation uses a proportionality constant called the Hubble parameter, which says that for every million light-years of distance from us, a galaxy is moving away at an additional 21 kilometers per second.

When this House, acting by majority of its Members, adopts Resolutions requesting the Commission to submit legislative proposals, I commit to responding with a legislative act in full respect of the proportionality, subsidiarity, and better law-making principles.