Sentence examples for by an arbitrary deadline from inspiring English sources

"They were intimidated by an arbitrary deadline".

By calling an arbitrary deadline "an abdication of discretion" by Ms. Harris, the judge moved the question to precisely where Democrats say they want it: the arena of reasonable judgment.

"The governor has strengthened Larry's hand by creating an arbitrary deadline with the Republican convention," Mr. Yaro said.

Donna Rackley, a nurse-midwife in Tuba City, said that at a previous job in North Carolina, doctors who did not want to work late would sometimes set an arbitrary deadline and declare that if a woman did not deliver by then, she would have to have a Caesarean.

"He's not interested in an arbitrary deadline," said Alexa Marrero, Mr. Kline's spokeswoman.

Her imposition of an "arbitrary" deadline was "unreasonable, unnecessary, and violates long-standing law".

Sound science and strong analysis should not be overlooked in a rush to an arbitrary deadline.

And they're generally racing against an arbitrary deadline, never a good thing for this type of show.

In June, Slatery and the other attorneys general imposed an arbitrary deadline to keep him to his word: if Trump didn't cancel DACA by September 5th, they would challenge the policy in court.

Paxton had set an arbitrary deadline of September 5th for the Administration to announce the end of the program.

Those that rely on EU funding should not be hit because of the imposition of an arbitrary deadline.