Sentence examples for arbitrary time limits from inspiring English sources

"Arbitrary time limits yield arbitrary justice," he said recently.

The minister also announced a new drive to minimise the time detainees spend locked up before they leave the country "without the potential abuse of the system that arbitrary time limits could create".

She demanded that the "evidential criteria" required to prove that domestic violence had occurred protected all victims of domestic violence and hit out at "arbitrary time limits" being imposed on evidence supporting an application for legal services.

The precise definition of non-union is difficult, and arbitrary time limits of 9 months from injury or 3 months without radiographic progression of healing have been proposed [2].

Although clients are encouraged to stay 9 months, there is considerable flexibility, as some clients will require shorter involvement while others will benefit from long-term care, therefore the center does not have strict and arbitrary time limits.

We have been here before, when the government impose an arbitrary time limit on completing cases before a deadline".

"At federal conference we passed a motion which said we should not have an arbitrary time limit on cESA".

The sensible thing is not to set an arbitrary time limit but to say that you should judge it according to those economic conditions and that is precisely what we've done".

"This is an arbitrary time limit placed on the amount of time they can get the benefit, whether they're still too sick to work or not," said Tom Cottam, a policy analyst with Macmillan Cancer Support, a major British charity.

The acute and secondary chronic forms are manifestations of the same disease entity separated by the arbitrary time limit of 1 month.

Update: Some people who are close to the Mobuzz team say this isn't an arbitrary time limit and that they're actually within a week of closing shop.