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He also recommended legislation granting the state police commander authority to hire and fire his top supervisors, who are now protected by civil service rules from arbitrary removal.
"The onward march of tourism involves the arbitrary removal of people from their lands," says Barnett. "Tourists are becoming often unwitting collaborators in the exploitation of others.
She continued to work against the arbitrary removal of Indians from their traditional lands, lecturing throughout the United States and in Scotland.
His treatment of his tenants was among the reasons that the government acted, in the late nineteenth century, to bring the clearances to an end, by giving small tenant farmers protection from arbitrary removal.
The bedroom tax, the arbitrary removal of benefits from those infringing some bureaucratic small print, the judging of sick people as fit for work – £17bn of cutbacks have been sold by ministers, and bought by the public, as falling on the undeserving poor: the mickey-takers on a gigantic, taxpayer-funded bed-in.
"We now call on the government to stop this arbitrary removal of drugs".
It had been hailed by children's-rights lawyers as expanding the definition of a family and shielding children with no other parents from arbitrary removals from their long-term foster families.
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US District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington, DC, ruled Friday the removal was "arbitrary and capricious" and violated the federal Endangered Species Act.
"We hope the government will consider the removal of arbitrary red tape, including unnecessary costs or time delays, that would prevent South Australians from being able to access flexible work when they need it," an Uber spokesman, Tom White, said on Tuesday.
