Sentence examples for capricious decision from inspiring English sources
"It's an arbitrary and capricious decision".
"I think it was a completely arbitrary and capricious decision," Middlebrook said.
"That leads to an arbitrary and capricious decision and individualized decision making," Mr. Olson argued.
The district, in Westchester County, sued the State Education Department and the Amani school this year, calling the approval an "arbitrary and capricious" decision, and sought to block Amani from moving forward.
But as he has done throughout his campaign and the transition, Mr. López Obrador walked a fine line between satisfying his supporters and attempting to reassure investors concerned that his tenure will lead to runaway spending and capricious decision making.
After Mr. Sessions's announcement, a coalition of immigration lawyers and a group of 16 Democratic state attorneys general, led by Eric Schneiderman of New York, filed separate but linked lawsuits in Brooklyn, claiming that the repeal of DACA was an "arbitrary and capricious" decision largely motivated by a "racial animus" against Latinos.
The other measures also "suffer from the lack of supporting evidence and were part of the same arbitrary and capricious decision-making of the previous director," he said.
And when the two men part company at play's end, that, too, feels right, Rothko's seemingly capricious decision-making in fact a way of releasing his young helpmate into the proper work life he has to that point been denied.
Proponents typically argue that tenure prevents teacher dismissal for political purposes or due to capricious decisions by administrators or politicians.
Those arriving by land, like the Al Elfi family, face an even more uncertain future – victims of often capricious decisions over whether they can stay or go.
The form is part of a process required under federal law that tries to ensure that juries do not make arbitrary and capricious decisions on executions, a critical reason that earlier death penalty laws were invalidated.
