Since (1) the sawtooth structure of delay is fully considered; (2) neither model transformation nor bounding techniques are employed in deriving the delay-dependent results; and (3) none of the integral items are arbitrarily ignored and magnified, the less conservative results can be expected.
The plaintiffs assert that she has acted arbitrarily in deciding to ignore amended returns from counties conducting manual recounts.
China's rough-and-tumble commercial environment, in which laws and rules are often arbitrarily enforced or ignored, can make work in private corporate investigations risky.
Judge Collyer either decided to ignore those numbers or decided they were chosen arbitrarily.
Judge Lewis also held that the secretary of state may ignore later returns "but may not do so arbitrarily, rather, only by the proper exercise of discretion after consideration of all appropriate facts and circumstances".
Since we arbitrarily make these rules, however, we always reserve the right to ignore them at will, and just hand an award out to whomever we feel like.
The secretary of state may ignore such late filed returns, but may not do so arbitrarily, rather, only by the proper exercise of discretion after consideration of all appropriate facts and circumstances.
"In light of this rule, the US prefer it if the world (and particularly the media) would ignore the fact that the men in Guantánamo have been arbitrarily detained and exiled for many years".
Many of the general injustices of these episodes are present in the specific case of Freddie Gray, in Baltimore: Gray was detained arbitrarily, handled brutally, and ignored when he was in medical crisis and pleading for help.
Naive approaches to sibling probe sets are either to treat them in the same way as different genes [ 12] or to arbitrarily choose one sibling probe set as the representative of the gene and ignore the other sets [ 13, 14, 10].
