Sentence examples for arbitrarily declare from inspiring English sources
In 1628, Coke drafted the Petition of Right that aimed to limit the king's power: (1) taxes couldn't be imposed without Parliament's consent; (2) citizens couldn't be forced to provide food and shelter for soldiers; (3) individuals could be imprisoned only upon the order of a judge; (4) the king couldn't arbitrarily declare martial law.
The president cannot arbitrarily declare an emergency that is recognized by few others and get away with ignoring Congress.
This is the reason why baptism for children has been an issue of controversy within the Church, where denominations arbitrarily declare various ages for when salvation becomes efficacious in children.
State regulators arbitrarily declared that "altering the shade of teeth, such as is done by current whitening techniques is the practice of dentistry".
Today, the federal government can pressure private companies which are de facto public utilities to withhold basic services from persons or organizations it arbitrarily declares 'threats' to the national interest.
While the legislature has no right arbitrarily to declare that to be a nuisance which is clearly not so, a good deal must be left to its discretion in that regard; and, if the object to be accomplished is conductive to the public interests, it may exercise a large liberty of choice in the means employed.
14 We cannot say that the Legislature of Oklahoma acted arbitrarily in declaring that ice is an article of primary necessity, in industry and agriculture as well as in the household, partaking of the fundamental character of electricity, gas, water, transportation, and communication.
It is arbitrarily considered male because LamdaMoo participants usually declare whether they are male or female and Cobot's inventors wanted him to fit in.
Homeowners File Lawsuits The owners of the parks have sued Lodi, maintaining that the borough acted arbitrarily and capriciously and that the site does not meet the requirement to declare it an area in need of redevelopment.
