Sentence examples for also arbitrarily from inspiring English sources

"Lockouts also arbitrarily punish licensed premises".

What follows is a not-quite random, but sometimes arbitrary, list of websites relevant to the study of consciousness, broadly construed, and also arbitrarily ordered.

Over the past years security forces have also arbitrarily detained hundreds of men not taking part in the fighting simply because they come from the same region as the rebels, locking them up without charge or trial.

To the extent that people are allowed to express their views at all, this is treated as a privilege rather than a right – a privilege that the government arbitrarily grants and, if it chooses, can also arbitrarily take away.

Not only is the classification effected by the regulation totally underinclusive if this is its rationale, but it also arbitrarily punishes children for factors beyond their control, and overinclusively applies to families, like appellees', that were already large before it became necessary to seek assistance.

In the second isolation, twelve colonies from each tank were selected, also arbitrarily.

This also includes arbitrarily sampled measured lightning currents.

The measure also mandates arbitrarily high performance standards, and imposes steep penalties on manufacturers that cannot meet them.

Throughout the year, 11 lawyers, 50 media workers and 91 students were also detained arbitrarily, with at least 20 media workers sentenced to long jail sentences or flogging after unfair trials, according to Amnesty.

At the same time, they are also not arbitrarily general and, therefore, they do not impose overly strenuous transparency requirements on the surrounding modules, which could require excessive design-for-testability hardware.

These results led to a wave of interest that influenced a most spectacular result: the proof by British mathematician Ben Green and Australian mathematician Terence Tao in 2004 that the set of prime numbers (which is not large enough for Szemerédi's theorem to apply) also contains arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions.