Sentence examples for arbitrarily applying from inspiring English sources
Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau has accused Beijing of arbitrarily applying the death penalty in Schellenberg's case.
The decision prompted the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, to accuse China of "arbitrarily" applying the death sentence.
However, arbitrarily applying "eight hours" to everyone is actually harming people who simply need less sleep, or those who actually need more than eight hours.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused Beijing of "arbitrarily" applying the death penalty amid an escalating rift over the arrest of a Huawei executive.
However, arbitrarily applying a clinically relevant cut-off point to a continuous variable such as Ki-67 that is unimodally distributed is problematic.
The rules do seem arbitrarily applied and elastic.
These terms remain vaguely defined and arbitrarily applied.
But no one benefits when these are poorly conceived and arbitrarily applied.
Better than constantly worrying about breaking one of the arbitrarily applied rules that govern every part of life in Iran.
Italy does not need tougher laws, the critics say, because existing legislation is adequate, if arbitrarily applied.
The Federal death penalty statute grew out of a 1972 Supreme Court ruling that declared all state death penalty laws unconstitutional on the ground that they were arbitrarily applied.
