Sentence examples for arbitrary practices from inspiring English sources
"The regime pushed the people to rise up by its tough and arbitrary practices.
He famously stuck to the score, ending arbitrary practices and interpretive excesses.
Such arbitrary practices warrant condemnation anywhere, but are doubly deplorable in Tunisia, a relatively developed country that enacted pioneering protections of women's rights decades ago.
Calling the United Nations Security Council "a tool for the U.S. highhanded and arbitrary practices," North Korea also threatened to conduct nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests.
Calling the U.N. Security Council "a tool for U.S. high-handed and arbitrary practices," the North also threatened to begin a uranium-enrichment program that would give it an alternative means of making ingredients for nuclear bombs, in addition to its plutonium program.
The problem with antidumping and antitrust policies is that they often lead to arbitrary practices by governments.
From the outside it seems a bizarre and arbitrary practice, but the government shows no signs of abandoning it.
The implication is that the needs of any evaluation should be considered by the programme when it is being designed, not just traditional and arbitrary practice, and that if this is not done the consequences for the quality of data from any attempt to assess the impact of a blanket feeding programme should be appreciated by programme administrators.
Simply stated, it is easier to continue an established (arbitrary) pattern of practice than to embrace change.
The latest suit, filed on behalf of 13 plaintiffs by the New York Civil Liberties Union in Manhattan Federal Court, claims that residents and their guests are subject to arbitrary enforcement practices that violate antidiscrimination provisions of the federal Fair Housing Act, as well as their Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure.
The cultural phylogenies presented here are probably not driven simply by high-fidelity transmission of arbitrary marriage practices in some type of blind process of copying previous generations.
