Punishments for cocaine and crack offences were made more proportionate.
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It doesn't pardon her serious crimes, but allows for a more proportionate sentence for a repentant leaker.
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The CMA could have gone further by recommending that small banks have more proportionate capital requirements, it said.
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"It should be possible to make EMIR more proportionate and continue to mitigate systemic risk in our derivative markets," Hill said.
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Banks all agreed to use those overblown fees instead of competing for retailers' business with reasonable rates more proportionate to their actual costs.
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They want Britain to follow the United States and make rules more "proportionate" for smaller banks even though this potentially could mean they are higher risk.
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But when you step away from the camera, the relative distance between your nose and the rest of the face flattens — making your nose appear more proportionate.
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But, for its own good as well as that of others, it needs to find an approach that is more transparent, more proportionate and more respectful of borders.
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That's a whole, formative experience for a woman... She goes from a child-like [figure], a flatter chest, a more proportionate young teen body, to a woman's body.
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People who urge a more proportionate, incremental and individualized response to complex problems are tarred as being some percentage — usually 100 — tolerant of the menaces that trouble us.
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States like Britain and Germany have been calling for EU rules to be made more "proportionate" for smaller banks to help them grow and lend more to the economy.
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Britain, jointly with Germany, appealed to the EU in January for a more "proportionate" approach to capital requirements for smaller lenders, and the bloc's executive European Commission is reviewing this.
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The possible regulatory moves on derivatives are part of a wider EU plan to assess the impact of financial regulation and to make it more proportionate and less costly, when possible.
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Analysts believe that a court ruling, published Wednesday, will make the Italian electoral system more proportionate and thus, less likely, to give room for a government led by the populist and anti-euro Five Star Movement (M5S).
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Recently, EU members states like Britain and Germany have called for a more "proportionate" approach for smaller lenders to ease their regulatory burden, a step EU financial services commissioner Jonathan Hill said on Friday he would take.
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"I'd like to take a more proportionate approach to smaller banks and take a close look at whether it really makes sense to have the same compliance requirements for all banks and all business models," Hill said.
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"To help these customers, we will consult on changes to our responsible lending rules, with the aim to deliver a more proportionate affordability assessment," Bailey said in a letter to parliament's Treasury Select Committee that was published on Thursday.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --HACKING REPORT FALLOUT: Trump aide Kellyanne Conway predicted the Trump administration would consider rolling back some of the punishments against Russia levied by President Obama for a more "proportionate" response.
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DOI is not sensitive to low amounts of orange peel on highest quality surfaces. RIQ has more proportionate response to orange peel on a wider range of surface finishes. RIQ works well in differentiating low gloss surfaces with different specular/diffuse components.
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Only 10 of the 24 NASL member-teams chose to field a squad for the 12 game regular season and 6 team, 3 round playoffs. The league decided to make several rule modifications from the NASL indoor tournaments and indoor friendlies of years past. The most obvious change was the goal. No longer 4 by 16 feet (h x w), the goals now measured a more proportionate 6.5 by 12, with a board or plexiglass panel above the cross bar instead of netting.
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The original design in 1874 was "non-portable" and could not be worn by the recipient, but rather displayed much like a trophy. In 1882 the design was changed so that the medal was suspended from a two inch wide ribbon. The ribbon was red for the Gold Lifesaving Medal and light blue for the Silver Lifesaving medal. Finally on 4 August 1949 the medals and ribbons were reduced in size so that they were more proportionate to medals awarded by the U.S. Armed Forces.
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McChrystal in Kabul, Afghanistan July 2009. He has very strong Atlanticist views. He believes that NATO is the cornerstone of the United Kingdom and Europe's defence and that NATO must have primacy over the European Union including the right of first refusal for all matters relating to the defence of continental Europe. He has been critical of the common funding mechanism within NATO and has called for a system to be used that allows for more proportionate burden sharing between NATO member states for NATO led military operations.
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In 2004, the championship became an official money European Tour event - not, however, the actual prize money, as the first prize was far higher than for the other events on the tour, but scaled-down amounts intended to be more proportionate. The field was increased to 16 players, all of whom needed to play eight rounds of golf to win, to eliminate the advantage previously given to seeds. A qualifying system, based primarily on performances in the four majors, replaced the invitations of the past. World ranking points were allocated to the event for the first time since 1999.
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Police officers and a police helicopter were present as 87 protesters, including Houston Texans wide receiver Kenny Stills and The Real Housewives of Atlanta star Porsha Williams, were arrested and removed from the lawn. As of mid-July 2020, there have been about 50 days of protests. According to LMPD, 435 protesters have been arrested. On July 24, protesters marched into the NuLu area of Louisville, blocked the 600 block of E. Market Street with metal barricades and set up long metal tables for an impromptu block party to highlight demands for NuLU business owners, including hiring a more proportionate number of black workers.
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The minimum criteria for Scheme entry are set by the EAS Committee, on which all of the commercial enterprises running Competent Persons Schemes are actively represented. The local authority's building control must be informed of any notifiable work carried out by someone who is not registered under this scheme before it is started (unless it is an emergency) and must subsequently be approved by them. Originally, it was widely understood by some local authorities that inspection by a qualified person (leading to authority approval) must be organised and paid for by the home-owner or person responsible for the site and this caused some considerable criticism. On 6 April 2006, Part P was amended to clarify the requirements around certification of DIY work (or work completed by someone otherwise unable to self-certify) and to "make enforcement more proportionate to the risk".
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A key achievement in protecting the UK's place within the single market, and the way in which decisions will be taken going forwards as parts of the EU become more integrated than others. A key political achievement was also successfully securing a legislative requirement for a Legal Entity Identifier for Financial Transactions which is now being processed in a facility in North Wales, thereby linking her work on financial services back to her constituency. She has also prioritised working with the other 4 Welsh MEPs where possible, in particular concerning the use of electronic identification tags for sheep, where the Commission for the first time received a letter from all of the MEPs of one region collectively. As a result of this and a more concerted campaign by others, she has secured a more proportionate approach that recognises the difficulties that Welsh farmers may have otherwise experienced.
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The intestines were probably shorter, to lighten the animal, and muscles not used for running were reduced. The diaphragm was likely connected to the movement of its gait and with the stretching phase of a stride, the expansion of space in the abdominal cavity pulled the diaphragm down and forced the animal to inhale, while the contractile phase compressed the lungs and forced air out, so it had no control over its breathing while running, a commonality of most quadruped sprinters. Analysis of its skeleton indicates that the giant cheetah was intermediate in morphology between the swift-moving cheetahs and slower big cats; for one, its head was more proportionate to that of the cheetah's cougar-like ancestors in appearance and its limbs were relatively more robust than the modern cheetah. Indeed, the giant cheetah may have less resembled its modern cousin and instead have had more in common in regards to morphology with the modern snow leopard, whose skeletal proportions are very similar.
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" He also opined that "though analog synthesizer remains definitional of the M83's sound, they open the arrangements to include more naturalistic instrumentation as well. The approach allows this band named for a galaxy to seem more grounded, and yet more universal, than ever before." Brian Howe of Pitchfork noted that Saturdays=Youths songs "disperse in all directions: Producers Ewan Pearson and Ken Thomas spread the melodies and beats into a sound world of uncommon vibrancy and pristine clarity, mounted on a massive yet now more proportionate scale", adding that the album "meaningfully diversifies M83's catalog while retaining Gonzalez's indelible fingerprint." Drowned in Sounds Alex Denney commented that "Gonzales has taken a dive head-first into the lexicon of '80s pop culture and emerged with a clutch of winning tracks that borrow openly from any number of pin-ups of the era and glaze them in his breathy, expansive shoegaze sound his to generally winning effect.
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