proportionality


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Synonyms for proportionality

a ratio of two quantities that is constant

harmonious arrangement or relation of parts or elements within a whole (as in a design)

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Opinions among Advisory Committee members varied widely, and the discussion concluded with a 6-5 straw poll vote in favor of the general concept of adding a proportionality requirement, although no consensus was reached about how the new rule should read.
We had the Commission on the run on every front at the appeal hearing when their legal team were all over the place in their struggle to deal with points that fell from some members of the court; indeed we won the appeal only to lose on proportionality in breach of the principle of audi alteram partem -- hear the other side.
In conducting proportionality assessments, the same interpretation
Urbina devotes the majority of the book, Parts I and II, to surfacing proportionality's purportedly fatal flaw: either proportionality analysis is blind to the moral imperatives of human rights, or it can accommodate these important moral considerations only by compromising the rule-of-law values of predictability and certainty (p.
(15) In so doing, the HCJ invoked the international humanitarian law principle of proportionality, finding that the harm to the civilian population created by parts of the proposed path of the wall was disproportionate to the security benefit that the military stated it would produce.
District magnitude, seats-votes proportionality and territorial representation: a theoretical framework
But, regardless, a serious application of proportionality can bring in welcome sensibility to our business.
The analysis and reconstruction of how the European Court of Justice goes about "doing" proportionality casts light not only on the (self-assigned) role of the Luxembourg court as a constitutional court, but also on the very nature of European constitutionalism, and in particular, on the role played by the Court, and on the reasons why national constitutional courts have been, for the time being, the most effective counterbalances to the growing power of the European Court of Justice, something that however only aggravates the overall judicialization of European politics.
There are several proposals for proportionality. Let them search for the most appropriate."
Rule 26 concerns proportionality, the scope of discovery, and the production of discoverable items.
(14) This step addressed some of the discovery issues that the Committee has attributed to the previous structure of Rule 26(b), (15) including courts not applying the proportionality factors (16) and courts applying the factors without the "proportionality" label (17)--issues that the Committee believed only furthered the purportedly rampant issue of over-discovery.
ESMA has also written to the European Commission, European Council and European Parliament on the proportionality principle and remuneration rules in the financial sector.
Like the automobile and the lightbulb, the principle of proportionality is a really good idea.
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