Sentence examples for arbitrary rulings from inspiring English sources

Discretionary judgments for "ta'zir" crimes have led to arbitrary rulings with contentious outcomes.

Arbitrary rulings, contempt for lawful procedure, and the brutal treatment of suspects have been commonplace in such cases.

"I think the first thing that Syrians need to see is an end to arbitrary rulings that put away people based on their viewpoints," he said.

The novel captures the bleakness of an occupied city in winter – the snow, the food shortages, the complicity, the erosion of decency, the arbitrary rulings from on high.

And should these arbitrary rulings be bolstered by super-injunctions imposed behind closed doors on the basis of an secretive interpretation of human rights?

That she recognises this is enormously to her credit, and merely underlines that the decision should lie in her safe hands, not the arbitrary rulings of state authority.

That will reduce the danger for foreign companies of being blindsided by arbitrary government rulings or policy reversals.

But the combination of over-regulation, arbitrary administrative rulings, abrupt tax changes and a primitive judicial application of business law have frustrated joint-ventures.

What are the factors deterring arbitrary judicial rulings in criminal trials?

Officials are being given the power to regulate more intrusively and to make arbitrary or capricious rulings.

In 2001, Judge Michael R. Hogan of Federal District Court in Oregon said that practice was "arbitrary and capricious," ruling in a lawsuit brought by a coalition of property owners unhappy with building restrictions mandated by the act.