A report by Rights Watch (UK), to be released on Wednesday, is expected to warn that children are being referred to Prevent on the basis of arbitrary decisions made by teachers who have received poor training.
Doesn't overruling that written code with arbitrary decisions made for secret reasons reveal that in practice it is an irrelevance with no actual weight or importance?
The arbitrary decisions made way back then by a seemingly well-intentioned Constantine were subsequently forced upon us under threat of torture, death, genocide and excommunication -- hardly conducive to freedom of choice, thought, belief and action.
In such cases, the resolution of the cladogram is constrained by the balance of the factual phylogeny (Farris 1976; Slowinski 1990; Kirkpatrick and Slatkin 1993), and not only a result of arbitrary decisions made by the scientist drawing the cladogram.
To not have rules or guidelines is to risk having arbitrary decisions made by those moderating it; this also prevents you as a participant from understanding the parameters of use of the chat room.
Inefficiencies and arbitrary decision-making can make doing business in Cuba a nightmare.
Sir Mark Jones told The Independent newspaper there was a "lack of feeling and lack of care" in many retail, residential and office developments, while fellow judge and Naomi Cleaver said local authorities were "rather unfocused and arbitrary" in their decision making.
Conclusions from such studies may lead to arbitrary and unilateral decision making.
It is said that the UK protects those homosexuals who have well-founded fear of persecution were they to return to their home countries but arbitrary decisions have been made, too.
