Sentence examples for arbitrariness whether from inspiring English sources

It is, somehow, a matter of arbitrariness whether or not one considers non-informational replicators to be real replicators.

They distinguish between two aspects of corruption: pervasiveness (how rampant bribery is, and how easy it is to tell if bribery is acceptable) and arbitrariness (the likelihood of whether the bribe will result in the requested service).

In his changing complexion he exhibited the arbitrariness of the skin-deep, whether or not this was a consequence of cosmetics or an anomaly of pigmentation; equally, his androgynous sexuality was highly contemporary; the trajectory of a child from Gary Indiana to global icon was expressive of a mobility more than social.

The common feature of the different forms is the contention that once the first step is taken on a slippery slope the subsequent steps follow inexorably, whether for logical reasons, psychological reasons, or to avoid arbitrariness in 'drawing a line' between a person's actions.

Another reply to the arbitrariness worry is to claim that certain distinctions just are non-arbitrary.

In the judgement, the grand chamber specifies several criteria to be used by national authorities when assessing whether monitoring of workplace communications is proportionate and employees are protected against arbitrariness, including —.

Geographic arbitrariness.

Andrews never establishes whether he considers the couple's tragedy self-inflicted or dependent on the catastrophic arbitrariness of illness, as Puccini intended.

It takes away the arbitrariness.

The judges said that because officers' decisions about whether to stop and search someone in a designated area were based solely on a hunch or professional intuition, the effect was "a clear risk of arbitrariness".

Hence the frank arbitrariness of the "coincidences".