If I have not seen all the nominated films in a category, is it ethical for me to cast a vote for whatever capricious reason?
Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik said the changes would help avoid the anger that often arises when people do not understand why they are being stopped, and wrongly conclude the reason was capricious or discriminatory.
Sanctions have became one of the most controversial elements of welfare reform, with claimants given notoriously dogmatic and capricious punishments for often trivial reasons.
(Here in the U.S., many state universities charge state residents less than students from elsewhere.) But whatever the reasons, sound or capricious, prices should be clearly marked so visitors can size up the situation and decide if they want to pay.
When hundreds of thousands of legitimate voters are stripped from the rolls for reasons that are capricious, it should arch the back of every civil libertarian.
Still, the choices were not unreasonable, not capricious and not arbitrary, but were reasoned and reasonable.
Arbitrary, capricious government is a major reason that Argentina has a lagging, perennially troubled economy and that it's no longer one of the richest nations in the world, as it was 100 years ago.
"In our complaint, we argue that the reckless choice to rescind DACA violated the constitution as well as federal laws that help ensure our government treat everyone fairly and transparently," said Becerra who also said the government violated federal statutes for making "arbitrary and capricious decisions for no good reason".
There are, in fact, logical reasons for these seemingly capricious moves, but they do not disclose themselves until you are inside the building, and then only gradually.
