Sentence examples for arbitrary its from inspiring English sources

However arbitrary its repressive laws, the junta has always been perversely punctilious in carrying them out to the letter.

When he rejected the treaty, Mr. Bush called its targets arbitrary, its schedule too costly to meet and its terms unfair.

He shows us how unclear China's goals are, how opaque its political system remains, how messy and ineffective and arbitrary its social controls can be.

Its assemblage of scenes, which also include Paige's encounters with an anorexic girl (Erin Wilhelmi), can seem arbitrary, its dramatic pulse distinctly soft.

Mr. Bush rejected the treaty last March, calling its targets arbitrary, its schedule too costly to meet and its terms, which are not easily applied in large developing countries, unfair.

While the choice of this equation is somewhat arbitrary, its purpose is to ensure that the population biomass is bounded by the carrying capacity by constraining growth at high population densities.

But Washington's own destructive contributions were enormous: its shifting goals and rationales, its increasingly arbitrary timetables, its distaste for diplomatic give and take, its public arm-twisting and its failure to convince most of the world of any imminent danger.

We have shown that the CSP formulation can be easily extended to arbitrary cyclic ITS layouts.

"Bengal Tiger," which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, is arbitrary in its construction, haphazard in its characterizations, and vague in its moral argument.

Arbitrary in its conception and definite in its application, "one drop" is a pernicious and easily ridiculed rule.

Perhaps the loss of memory is a little arbitrary in its working, but it is a good device for the display of Mr Belloc's scornful irony.