The acceleration of a body is proportional to the force acting on the body and inversely proportional to the mass of the body.

The punishment should be proportionate to the crime.

The job market would open up, both directly and indirectly.

Whatever affects one European directly, affects all indirectly.

In fact, the government would indirectly be taking many lives if it did not use capital punishment.

The EU has had little to do with that war.

Virginia, at 28 percent, generates the least amount of tax revenue, proportionately, from business.

And maybe, indirectly, get at some of the issues of what caused them to be the way they are.

My online activity has definitely helped sometimes not directly, but indirectly.

An end user registers either directly with a registrar, or indirectly through one or more layers of resellers.

In principle, the financial industry can become smaller by having each institution contract proportionately, say, by 15 . But this is not the typical pattern in any industry.

In principle, the financial industry can become smaller by having each institution contract proportionately, say, by 15 .

Banks are required by law to maintain reserves at the Fed in proportion to the checkable deposits on their books.

At the World Bank Group, we are scaling up our financial support for those in need.

The President obliquely referred to Kavanaugh's nomination while talking about the importance of Republican turnout in the midterm elections.

Member States are given credit in the Fund in proportion to their rates of contribution to the UNFICYP budget.

A number of countries have already been forced into drastic budget cuts, which have had a knock on effect on standards of living.

Basically it is a framework wherein the socio economic rights of children are implemented.

Elections In liberal democracies presidents are elected, either directly by the people or indirectly by a parliament or council.

the principle that a burden or restriction imposed on a regulated firm should be proportionate to the benefits

The burden of servicing the bonds would be assigned to member states in inverse proportion to the number of asylum seekers they accept.

But the farmers are not getting enough profit from the crops as the price of produces are not rising proportionately.

Since 1979, these MEPs have been elected direct rather than indirectly from national parliaments.

The state affects asset prices indirectly through its influence on inflation, interest rates, and the strength of the currency.

So efforts at Islamic unification are at most only indirectly the result of relative economic backwardness.

Using a larger value of resistance produces a larger voltage noise, whereas with a smaller value of resistance there will be more current noise, at a given temperature.

Therefore when the volume is halved, the pressure is doubled and if the volume is doubled, the pressure is halved.

By helping your blood relatives, you are indirectly promoting the reproduction of copies of your own genes copies that just happen to reside inside your kin.

Should they employ unemployed workers directly, or indirectly, by bringing forward expenditures or expanding the scale of government programs? Should they explicitly guarantee large financial institutions liabilities and or classes of assets?

Should they employ unemployed workers directly, or indirectly, by bringing forward expenditures or expanding the scale of government programs?

The elections themselves are controversial indirectly they support the ousting of former president Manuel Zelaya in June by a military coup.

This makes Haumea one of the largest trans Neptunian objects discovered, smaller than , , probably , and possibly , and larger than , , and .

Indeed, the majority of commercially available drugs owe their origins directly or indirectly to the diversity of plant and microbial life.

As many as 2000 jobs direct and indirect could be at risk with any closure.

Financial systems are bloated by implicit taxpayer guarantees, which allow banks, particularly large ones, to borrow money at interest rates that do not fully reflect the risks they take in search of outsized profits. Since that risk is then passed on to taxpayers, imposing taxes on financial firms in proportion to their borrowing is a simple way to ensure fairness.

100,000 fax machines make possible ten billion different connections. This is known as Metcalfe's law the number of connections, and thus the network's utility, rises not proportionately, but exponentially.

Since that risk is then passed on to taxpayers, imposing taxes on financial firms in proportion to their borrowing is a simple way to ensure fairness.

Reaffirming also the fundamental principle that the expenses of the Organization shall be apportioned among Member States broadly according to capacity to pay,

The social pyramid of ancient Egypt, the higher you went the more important you became and the more your living standards improved.

Completing the process depends directly and indirectly on how Armenians and Azerbaijan work to resolve the Nagorno Karabakh conflict.

Many of these fish are consumed indirectly ground up and fed to factory farmed chicken or fish.

Public sector unions also can affect a nation s competitiveness in global markets, albeit indirectly. In recent years, they too have been co operative in Germany, though there is some concern that next year s big wage negotiations could be difficult.

(The Kashmir conflict must, indirectly, play a role in this settlement, but the difficulties of including it should not be underestimated.)

Moreover, the Kurdish issue has reappeared and could indirectly influence and re radicalize the Palestinian question.

Public sector unions also can affect a nation s competitiveness in global markets, albeit indirectly.