Sentence examples for arbitrary decisions made from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Good quality evidence to improve patient care cannot be reliably generated from arbitrary treatment decisions made in usual clinical practice, and patients may continue to suffer through being exposed to interventions that are later found to be inferior.

The fact that these benefits are not taxed, as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist Jonathan Gruber notes, stems from "nothing more than an arbitrary administrative decision made 60 years ago".

The decisions made by important people about casting are very often completely arbitrary.

While an arbitrary decision was made to use the Stern equation, the Lindström model was used in a sensitivity analysis.

A relatively arbitrary decision was made to cap the maximum estimated RR relating to very low activity at 10 in order to produce relatively conservative estimates of the positive effects of boosting activity in the most inactive.