Then there are the supermarkets' notoriously capricious ordering practices, under which they reserve the right to change at the last minute, say, an order for a batch of sandwiches.
If you don't love communism or, in this case, obey the capricious orders of adults, there is something psychologically wrong with you.
The state's consistently poor performance, along with increasingly predatory behavior by warlords and state officials, have bolstered Taliban insurgents, who emphasized their ability to provide a less capricious legal order.
Judge Armstrong said parts of the opinion were "arbitrary and capricious" and ordered that they be amended.
In October 1984, an acting State Supreme Court justice, Maurice Grey of the Bronx, ruled in Mr. Burke's favor, calling Mr. Ameruso's actions "clearly arbitrary and capricious" and ordering him to award the franchise to Mr. Burke.
Judge Marilyn Shafer of the New York State Supreme Court ruled last month that the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission habitually acted in a manner that was "arbitrary and capricious" and ordered the commission to conduct its business in a more timely manner.
Ruling on a lawsuit filed in March against the landmarks commission's top officials by a preservationist coalition, the judge called the agency's inaction "arbitrary and capricious" and ordered it to start making timely decisions on every designation request.
Moreover, the burdens imposed by this type of taxation are unequal and capricious and in inverse order to the ability of the estate to pay.
Breaking Bad flew below the radar and survived cancellations and capricious network execs in order to make it to five staggering seasons.
He won complete vindication in 1993, when an administrative law judge declared the dismissal "arbitrary and capricious" and "a sham" and ordered UDC to reinstate Mr. Jones as coach.
U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg found that Mr. Ross committed "the definition of an arbitrary and capricious governmental act" when he ordered that 2020 Census forms include a question on respondents' citizenship status.
