Sentence examples for arbitrarily withhold from inspiring English sources

"And somewhere along the way it got rather firmly rooted in New York that with a co-op, the governing documents would very often allow the co-op to arbitrarily withhold consent to a transfer, while with a condominium, the only kind of restriction that most people believe would stand up would be the right of first refusal".

Is it easier to hire underage workers, arbitrarily withhold wages, or pressure people to take on extra hours or tasks they never bargained for at the outset?

Meanwhile, in a lawsuit that's been quietly moving through Arizona's Superior Court, former Herbalife distributor Daniel Fallow of Sandpoint, Idaho charges that Herbalife arbitrarily withholds payment to distributors and marks up its products over seven times the cost of manufacturing.

Hume and the logical positivists happily mitigated their skepticism towards the foundations of science with "common sense," but then arbitrarily withheld this mitigation from ethics, metaphysics, and religion.

His waning interest in locking up Hillary Clinton, which he expressed in an interview with the Times last week ("I don't want to hurt the Clintons. I really don't"), reveals a view of prosecution as something that a President can decide to unleash or withhold arbitrarily.

A report by Human Rights Watch released Wednesday states that some local officials have reacted to mass poisonings by arbitrarily limiting lead testing, withholding and possibly manipulating test results, denying proper treatment to children and adults and trying to silence parents and activists.

A1 Doctors Sue H.M.O.'s Two groups representing 7,000 Connecticut doctors sued six large H.M.O.'s, accusing the companies of harming patients by arbitrarily denying crucial medical treatment and illegally withholding payments.

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.

Sometimes, quite arbitrarily.

Can they be raised arbitrarily?

God didn't arbitrarily decide.