"The new plans only require big companies to report on their activities in the EU and a yet-to-be-decided list of tax havens that is likely to be arbitrary and limited.
Previous post-hoc analyses have proposed eosinophil cutoffs that are both arbitrary and limited in evaluating complex interactions of treatment response.
Will we have a system that encourages orderliness, legality, assimilation and basic rights or will we continue to maintain the current system of arbitrary restrictions, limited legality, unfair competition, diminished rights, and massive deportation?
Therefore, the choice of scale in determining both resource availability and resource selection is important (Boyce, 2006), because influential processes may be masked or inflated, due to an arbitrary or limited scope on scaling.
new york times caucus Police Accused of Misconduct in Occupy Protests | A group of lawyers said in a report on Wednesday that during the Occupy Wall Street protests, police officers enforced arbitrary rules, wrongly limited public gatherings and obstructed news reporters and legal observers, the City Room blog writes.
This special issue shows only a limited, arbitrary sample of applications of modern evolutionary theory to infer the past of our continent and to fuel the debate around the settlement of the Western Hemisphere.
Like most representative examples of the genre it features heavy adjective-invention, arbitrary capitalization, and limited forays into French.
A maximum 0.25% error was observed during a performance test with arbitrary but bandwidth-limited charging and discharging intervals characteristic of a typical battery application.
He noted that there had been three different indictments, and that the last one selected only limited and arbitrary facts from one small village that was part of "a larger criminal plan".
